Professors of Psychology Colleen Ganley and Chris Schatschneider, Professor of Scientific Computing Gordon Erlebacher and Associate Professor of Mathematics Education Robert Schoen have been awarded $1.5 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support the creation of the Integrated Data for Education AI, and Learning in Mathematics Project (IDEAL-Math) Network.

From left: Professor of Scientific Computing Gordon Erlebacher, Professors of Psychology Colleen Ganley and Chris Schatschneider, and Associate Professor of Mathematics Education Robert Schoen. From left: Professor of Scientific Computing Gordon Erlebacher, Professors of Psychology Colleen Ganley and Chris Schatschneider, and Associate Professor of Mathematics Education Robert Schoen. (Photo by Devin Bittner, FSU College of Arts and Sciences)

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