Foundations

BDIS is committed to increasing the number of underserved minorities and women at the highest level of achievement in the STEM disciplines.

Through partnerships with mission-aligned foundations, nonprofit organizations, and donors, we increase the opportunities for our target population’s success. These individual successes increase the number of well-qualified candidates for advanced education and the competitive job market.

BDIS offers our Foundation and nonprofit partners a singular opportunity to combine resources. Organizations seeking to support individuals in cutting-edge STEM curriculum through scholarships, internships, job opportunities, and mentoring programs may benefit from our capability to provide qualified candidates and connections that will help you to fulfill identified goals.

We welcome the opportunity to partner and collaborate with existing organizations, and foundations that share our mission and vision. Please contact Frederick Moore to explore the difference our partnership can make.

PAST IPC SPONSORS

National Security Agency
National Science Foundation
U.S. Army Research Office
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute-Diversity Collaborative
Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Department of Mathematics & Statistics
University of California, Los Angeles
Symantec
Oracle
Toyota Motor Corporation, USA, Inc.
Corporation North Carolina State University, Statistics Department
American Statistical Association
North Carolina State University, College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences & Department of Statistics
Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute
Mathematical Association of America
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
CASIO, Inc.
JERZEES ®
IBM TJ Watson Research Center
Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
Jackson & Tull
BP
Cummins, Inc
P&L Consulting Group

Past IPC hosts:

2005 IPC: Spelman College; Atlanta, GA.
2007 IPC: Building Diversity in Science, North Carolina State University and Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute; Raleigh, NC.
2010 IPC: Building Diversity in Science, Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics, University of California, Los Angeles; Los Angeles, CA.
2012 IPC: Building Diversity in Science and University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Baltimore, MD.
2015 IPC: Building Diversity in Science & Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon
2018 IPC: Building Diversity in Science & Howard University, Washington, DC