DAGSI Facts and Stats
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- 69% of graduates are employed in Ohio industry, academic, and government lab positions
- Program was first funded by Ohio in 1999, with 349 projects sponsored to date
- Research is undertaken by students and faculty on topics defined by AFRL, using AFRL and university facilities and resources
- Program is open to teams from any Ohio research university
- State funding totals $41.3 million since 1999
- 1999-2003 (Total of $16.2 million in State funding): 48 collaborative projects funded, with approximately 200 Ohio faculty and 230 students involved
- 2004-present ($1.56 million/yr state funding in FY20): 301 projects awarded DAGSI funding in the annual competitive round, each fellowship supporting one student and one faculty member
- Five Ohio companies have committed matching funds of $20,000/yr each to participate in AFRL/DAGSI research through the Challenge Grant program: Qbase, Wyle Laboratories, Lyon Apparel, Buckeye Composites, and BerrieHill Research Corporation
- AFRL has hired at least 21 students who held AFRL/DAGSI fellowships, plus many others working for local businesses that contract with AFRL
- The first AFRL/DAGSI Cooperative Agreement was signed in August of 2012 (ending March 2020), providing a vehicle for cost-share by AFRL
- Almost $3 million was obligated by AFRL
- 54 projects have received AFRL funding; including 23 that have been fully funded by AFRL
- The new AFRL/DAGSI Cooperative Agreement was signed in January of 2019, providing a vehicle for cost-share by AFRL and opening funding opportunities for undergraduate research as well as graduate and undergraduate interns across AFRL
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- To date, more than $1,560,008 has been obligated by AFRL
- 26 projects have received AFRL funding; including 17 that have been fully funded by AFRL
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- Includes the first out of state-funded projects through the RY Directorate
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- University of Kansas Center for Research
- Summer 2020 marks the beginning of the SOCHEintern program at AFFRL with 2 students in RQ.
- Includes the first out of state-funded projects through the RY Directorate
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Contact DAGSI at:
Southwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education
Address: 3155 Research Blvd., Suite 204, Dayton, OH 45420
Phone: (937) 258-8890
Email: kim.elam@soche.org