Dillard University

AFRL ML-RCP Partner Institution Strengths & Capabilities

 

Contact Information

Name: Theodore B. Callier

Title: Asst. Vice President- Sponsored Programs

Email:  tcallier@dillard.edu

 

Research

1. Please select the research areas in which your institution currently engages.


2. Please note, in detail, any research areas of strength not listed above. This may include fundamental sciences (e.g. math, physics, biology, etc.)


3. Are there any emerging areas of research your institution is actively seeking to develop? If available, please provide a faculty contact for each area.


4. Does your institution have any internal research centers or participate in any research consortia? If so, please describe briefly and if possible, include the URL. Please provide a faculty contact for each center.


5. Please provide a list of relevant facilities and equipment.


6. Does your institution have a relationship with any other academic institution or research organization(s) that enables your access to their facilities and equipment? 


7. Has your institution collaborated with Department of Defense in the past?


8. Is your institution involved in any federal STEM funding efforts?

 

Research Administration and Compliance

9. Is your institution registered with the US State Department Directorate of Defense Trade Controls?


10.  Does your institution currently perform Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI/ NIST 800-171 compliant) research?


11.  Does your institution currently perform research subject to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations?


12.  Does your institution have a DoD Facility Security Clearance (FCL)? 

 

ML-RCP Program Expectations

13.  The objective of the AFRL ML-RCP is to enable and enhance the research capabilities of the HBCU’s/MSIs through collaborative research efforts with AFRL. What would be necessary for you to receive to meet this objective? 

Support to expand ongoing efforts in the research areas listed above. Specifically, support for research in nano- composite thin film fabrication through the PIs patented technologies will allow for expansion of current capacity. This, along with support and additional hands-on opportunities for students will allow us to provide additional research-ready graduates prepared to support AFRL priorities. Support to identify involve additional researchers, assistants, and students will significantly expand capacity and subsequent capabilities. 

If you are on NIPR, below is a direct link to the Research Capabilities document.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xe_0Uhbdwqga5DqUShKSefixOhuPATto/edit