Accomplishing More Together

By working together and in community, we strive to strengthen the student, faculty, and staff experience at HBCUs and TCUs by focusing on sustainable campus-level IT capabilities for data-intensive education and research programs.

Community-driven Leadership

The MS-CC aims to strengthen cyberinfrastructure for research and education across a wide range of fields and communities, taking into account the education, research, and service missions of our institutions.

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Featured Events

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CI Planning Community of Practice

Sep 15, 2026

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Sep
15

MS-CC Cirrus IAM Fundamentals

Sep 15, 2026

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Sep
15

Oglala Lakota First Tribal Hackathon

Sep 15, 2026

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MS-CC Spotlight

MS–CC Agentic AI Virtual Workshop – September 30, 2026

In this 3.5-hour hands-on virtual workshop, you’ll use practical research examples to explore how chatbots, workflows, and AI agents differ, then progressively build a simple research assistant in Google Colab.

Rather than focusing on a particular framework or vendor, you’ll learn the fundamental concepts behind modern AI systems and how to decide which approach is right for the problem you’re trying to solve.

Community in Action

Our consortium brings together institutions and partners committed to advancing cyberinfrastructure through shared leadership, collaboration, and collective impact.

Built Through Community

Students, faculty, and staff collaborating across institutions to support data-intensive education and research.

Strength in Numbers. Power of Community.

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Historically Black universities and colleges (HBCUs)

51

Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs)

21

Tribal colleges and universities (TCUs)

164

Affiliate organizations