S-STEM奖学金项目旨在促进谢泼德大学CME专业学生的学业成功和职业发展

Qing Wang, Amy L. Dewitt, Emily Gross, Weidong Liao, K. Adams, R. Mirdamadi, Osman Guzide
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谢泼德大学计算机科学、数学和工程系的第二轨NSF S-STEM项目于2021年10月启动,迄今已资助了14名计算机科学、数学、数据分析或工程专业的学者。该计划的总体目标是通过提供经济、学术和社会支持,提高STEM劳动力中STEM毕业生的数量和质量,使合格的学生能够克服阻碍他们实现教育和职业目标的某些障碍。在这张海报中,介绍了该计划自成立以来最重要的活动和成果。本文还讨论了上一学年的调查结果和结果,以及增加、留住和支持CME领域学生的举措。本项目由美国国家科学基金S-STEM基金(编号:No. 5)资助。由于- 2130267)。
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The S-STEM Scholarship Program to Advance Academic Success and Career Development for CME Majors at Shepherd University
The Track II NSF S-STEM Program in the Computer Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering Department at Shepherd University started in October 2021 and has thus far supported 14 scholars majoring in computer science, mathematics, data analytics, or engineering. The overall goal of the program is to increase the number and quality of STEM graduates in the STEM workforce by providing financial, academic, and social support, which enables qualified students to overcome certain barriers that prevent them from meeting their educational and career goals. In this poster, the most significant activities and outcomes of the program since its inception are presented. Survey results and outcomes from the last academic year, along with initiatives that increase, retain, and support students in CME fields, are also discussed. This program has been supported by the NSF S-STEM Grant (award No. DUE-2130267).  
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