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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Pacific Science Center Will Undertake a Two-year Institution-wide Capacity-building Initiative to Increase Staff Knowledge and Skills in Best Practices in Data Management and How to Use New Technology Platforms. as a Result of the Project, All Staff Will Utilize the Same Platforms for Productivity, Communication, Collaboration, and Storage Needs. a New Data Governance Policy Will Outline Best Practices That Staff Should Integrate Into Their Daily Work. the Training Developed During the Initiative Will Be Integrated With Their Human Resources On-boarding Practices. the Project Will Improve Cross-departmental Collaboration; Empower Staff as Content/data Stewards; and Strengthen the Institution?s Ability to Deliver on Its Mission to Ignite Curiosity in Every Child and Fuel a Passion for Discovery, Experimentation, and Critical Thinking in Everyone.
Committed
$249,604
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