JSPG-AAAS Special Issue: Shaping the Future of Science Policy Volume 18, Issue 03 | August 2021 Produced in partnership with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and with the support of The Kavli Foundation. Inspired by the 75th anniversary of Science, The Endless Frontier. Submit an article to JSPG | Sponsor an issue
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Cover Memo: Volume 18, Issue 3, Special Issue on Shaping the Future of Science Policy
Sudip Parikh CEO, American Association for the Advancement of Science Cynthia M. Friend President, The Kavli Foundation
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Policy Position Paper Competition First Place WinnerPolicy Position Paper: Inclusive Science Policy and Economic Development in the 21st Century: The Case for Rural America
Andrew M. Crain Keywords: Science policy; education policy; rural America; economic development
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Policy Position Paper Competition Second Place Winner
Policy Position Paper: A Call to Diversify the Lingua Franca of Academic STEM Communities
Kaylee R. Henry, Ranya K.A. Virk, Lindsay DeMarchi, Huei Sears Keywords: linguistic diversity; diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in academia; translation; multilingual publishing; accessibility; federal grant funding
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Policy Position Paper Competition Third Place Winner
Policy Position Paper: Ensuring Social Impact at Every Stage of Technology Research & Development
Jeremy Pesner Keywords: broader impacts; collective impact; commercialization; development; equity; impact assessment; multistakeholder; participatory technology assessment; responsible research; social impact; technology; technology transfer
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Policy Position Paper: Undoing the Double-Cross: Promoting Public Accountability in American Science Agencies
Patrick Buckley, Kristen Ramsey Keywords: Science, The Endless Frontier; Vannevar Bush; Harley Kilgore; public accountability; citizen input; National Science Board; National Science Foundation
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Policy Position Paper: Investing in International Graduate Students for the Scientific Endeavour Keeps the United States Competitive
Nuri Jeong, Esra Sefik, Fu Hung Shiu, Thiago Arzua Keywords: international doctoral students; student visa; immigration; federal funding; Congress
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Policy Position Paper: Without Environmental Justice, the Renewable Energy Transition Will Leave Low-Income and BIPOC Communities Behind
Carolyn E. Ramírez Keywords: environmental justice; climate change; energy equity; renewable energy
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Policy Position Paper: Reimagining the U.S. Global Change Research Program to Support Equitable Community Engagement Using a Disability Lens
Adria Schwarber Keywords: USGCRP; climate equity and justice; disability lens; models of disability; universal design
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Policy Position Paper: The Federal Science Project: A Scientist in Every Classroom
Vetri Velan, Rachel Woods-Robinson, Elizabeth Case, Isabel Warner, Andrea Poppiti, Brian Abramowitz Keywords: K12 education; outreach; STEM
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JSPG Volume 18 Issue 03
Editorial Team
Editor-in-Chief
Rosie Dutt Assistant Editor-in-Chief Andy Sanchez |
Associate Editors
Miriam Aczel, Jason Albert, Ankita Arora, Tess Carter, Jennifer Epler, Jenny Ge, Sara Marriott, Ben Wolfson*
*Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Standard Editions (editor for this issue) |
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ISSN 2372-2193
ISSN 2372-2193
Issue DOI: https://doi.org/10.38126/JSPG1803