OFFICE OF TITLE III PROGRAMS

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MISSION

The Office of Title III Programs (OTP) is committed to supporting PVAMU’s mission to strengthen its overall infrastructure by serving as the central administrative office for effectively managing the Historically Black College and University (HBCU), Historically Black Graduate Institution (HBGI), and Fostering Undergraduate Talent by Unlocking Resources for Education (FUTURE) grant-funded programs. OTP is dedicated to ensuring effective planning, implementation, management, budgetary and administrative oversight, and evaluation and reporting of high-impact activities approved by the university administration. The OTP is committed to ensuring compliance with federal, system, and university regulations as a liaison between PVAMU and the U.S. Department of Education.

THE FUNDS SUPPORT THE UNIVERSITY BY STRENGTHENING THE ACADEMIC QUALITY, INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT, AND FISCAL STABILITY.

The U.S. Department of Education advises that “The funds support the university by strengthening the academic quality, institutional management, and fiscal stability …” PVAMU Office of Title III Programs (OTP) ensures compliance with federal, system, and university regulations and serves as a liaison between PVAMU and the U.S. Department of Education. In the 2020 fiscal year, Title III supported multiple disciplines in support of university initiatives:

FY 21 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

$7.8M

HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (HBCU) FUNDED PROJECTS

Prairie View A&M University Academic and Leadership Training Laboratory (Academic Affairs, Business Affairs) Enhancement of Student Counseling Services In Order to Receive IACS Accreditation and Improve the Risk Assessment Program (Student Affairs) Prairie View Global View/Prairie View Goes Global Experience (Student Affairs) Enhancement of Mass Communication Undergraduate Curriculum and Film and Television Production Infrastructure (Arts & Sciences) Building Assembly, Environmental and Artificial Intelligence Research through STEM-based Research and Education (BAE-AIR) (Architecture) PVAMU Faculty Advancement Program for Research & Innovation (Research & Innovation) Establishing a Center for Instructional Innovation and Technology Services (Academic Affairs) Enhancing Information Technology’s Infrastructure (Business Affairs) Establishing the PVAMU Science, Mathematics, Reading, Technology, and Social Studies (SMaRTS) Lab (Education) Strengthening the Innovation Ecosystem at PVAMU by the Innovation Commercialization Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (ICEED) Center (Research & Innovation) Renovating the E.B. Evans Animal Science Building (Arts & Sciences)

$1.5 M

FOSTERING UNDERGRADUATE TALENT BY UNLOCKING RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION

 Integration of Technology to Enhance STEM Teaching and Learning for the Acquisition of 21st Century Skills (Arts & Sciences) Enhancement of Analytical Chemistry Facilities to Improve Curriculum and Student Participation (Arts & Sciences) The Development of the Online Master of Social Work (MSW) Degree Program (Arts & Sciences) Life Science Interdisciplinary Learning Center (LSILC) (Arts & Sciences)

$1.3 M

HISTORICALLY BLACK GRADUATE INSTITUTIONS (HBGI) FUNDED PROJECTS

 Establishing a Solar Experiment Laboratory (Engineering)  Enhancing the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program

Structure (Nursing)