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Appendix B

Webinar and Virtual Workshop Agendas1

COMMITTEE ON ENHANCING COORDINATION BETWEEN LAND-GRANT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

June 22, 2022
Via Zoom

THE SCIENCE OF TEAM SCIENCE

11:00 am Welcome and Introductions

Kathryn J. Boor, Chair, Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP), Cornell University
11:10 am Presentation: Research Findings on Interdisciplinary Team Science

Jennifer Cross, Colorado State University
11:50 am Questions from the Committee
12:30 pm Adjourn

July 27, 2022
Via Zoom

CAN DATA SCIENCE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) ENABLE NEW COLLABORATIVE PLATFORMS BETWEEN DIVERSE LAND-GRANT INSTITUTIONS AND CREATE MORE IMPACTFUL OUTCOMES?

11:00 am Welcome

Kathryn Boor, Chair, Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP), Cornell University

Opening Remarks

Olga Bolden-Tiller, Tuskegee University, and BRP Member (recorded)
11:15 am Introduction

Harold H. Schmitz, University of California, and BRP Member

Presentation: Building multi-campus data science platforms to enable advanced data analytics capabilities that accelerate innovation and increase productivity

Tom Andriola, University of California, Irvine
11:45 am General Q+A Harold H. Schmitz, Moderator
12:00 pm USDA-NIFA/NSF Artificial Intelligence (AI) Institutes

Introductions

Harold H. Schmitz (Session Moderator)

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1 Video recordings are available at https://www.nationalacademies.org/our-work/enhancing-coordination-between-land-grant-universities-and-colleges#sectionPastEvents, accessed September 20, 2022.

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Brief Remarks:

Steven Thomson, USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture

AI Institute for Next Generation Food Systems (AIFS)

Gabe Youtsey, University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources

Mason Earles, University of California, Davis

Artificial Intelligence for Future Agricultural Resilience, Management, and Sustainability (AIFARMS)

Gregory Bernard, Tuskegee University

Vikram S. Adve, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
12:35 pm Moderated Discussion, Q&A
12:55 pm Summary

Harold H. Schmitz and Olga Bolden-Tiller, BRP Members
1:00 pm Adjourn

July 28, 2002
Via Zoom

BUILDING AND SUSTAINING A CULTURE OF COLLABORATION ACROSS THE LAND-GRANT SYSTEM

4:00 pm Welcome

Kathryn Boor, Chair, Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP), Cornell University
4:05 pm Opening Remarks, The Rationale for Collaboration: Four Approaches Wendy Powers, BRP Member, University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources
4:15 pm Michigan Inter-Tribal Land Grant Extension System (MILES)

Steve Yanni, BRP Member, Bay Mills Community College

Emily Proctor, Michigan State University
4:25 pm 1890s Centers of Excellence

Alton Thompson, Association of 1890s Research Directors

Moses Kairo, BRP Member, University of Maryland Eastern Shore
4:35 pm Virginia Tech-Virginia State University Cooperative Extension

E.J. Jones, Virginia Cooperative Extension

Janine Parker Woods, Virginia State University
4:45 pm Multistate Research Project S-1074 Future Challenges in Food Animal Production: Seeking Solutions Through Focused Facilitation

John Classen, North Carolina State University

Rebecca Larson, University of Wisconsin–Madison
4:55 pm Discussion Session: Wendy Powers, Moderator
  • How can collaborations address differences in capacity among the partner institutions and help faculty from across the land-grant system participate fully?
  • What recommendations do you have for (pick one): institutional leaders, faculty, funding agencies, or Congress to strengthen the cohesiveness and impact of collaborations?
5:25 pm Final Remarks

BPR Members Wendy Powers, Moses Kairo, Steve Yanni
5:30 pm Adjourn
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August 11, 2022
Via Zoom

THE ROLE OF CAPACITY FOR COLLABORATION IN THE LAND-GRANT SYSTEM

3:00 pm Welcome and Opening Remarks:

Kathryn Boor, Chair, Blue Ribbon Panel (BRP), Cornell University
3:15 pm NASEM Study on Defense Research Capacity at Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Other Minority Institutions

Aliecia McClain, Co-Chair NASEM study committee, Norfolk State University
3:30 pm New Mexico State University

Rolando Flores Galarza, New Mexico State University
3:45 pm Diné College

Benita Litson, Diné College, Navajo Nation
4:00 pm Discussion:

Is collaboration essential for a land-grant college or university? Is it worth the effort? What recommendations do you have for (pick one): institutional leaders, faculty, funding agencies, or Congress to strengthen the attractiveness of collaboration?
4:25 pm Final Remarks

Kathryn Boor, BRP Chair
4:30 pm Adjourn
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Land-grant colleges and universities play a crucial role in addressing the complex challenges facing the U.S. agricultural system and global food security. Multidisciplinary collaboration involving a diversity of land-grant institutions has the potential to accelerate scientific progress on those challenges. However, historical and current funding disparities have prevented Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Tribal Colleges and Universities from being full partners in multi-institutional collaborations. This report, produced by request of the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture acting on a congressional directive, examines how enhanced cooperation across the land-grant system could deepen and expand the impact of its agricultural work, which is critical to address evolving industry and environmental challenges, as well as demands from consumers.

The report concludes that many investigators are unaware of potential partners with complementary expertise across the system. The report states that adopting a culture of collaboration could improve the coordination in the land-grant system. Key report recommendations include improving systems and incentives for facilitating academic partnerships, providing dedicated support for collaboration across the land-grant system, and enhancing outreach strategies for communicating about the beneficial outcomes of collaborative research.

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