A Synthesis of Education and Research (SynER-G) Leading to Graduation at University of New England
A Synthesis of Education and Research (SynER-G) Leading to Graduation at University of New England
批准号:
0726749
负责人:
Markus Frederich
金额:
$57.56万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-01 至 2012-08-31
中文摘要
该项目为生物科学专业的本科生和研究生提供奖学金支持,这些学生在学术上很有才华,但经济上有困难。说明该项目的智力价值的一个关键特征是,每个硕士水平的学生导师一对本科生。作为一个群体,每个群体在教育投入、研究培训和生活经验方面都从另一个群体中受益,所有这些都在生物科学教师的监督下进行。奖学金计划建立在现有的本科生荣誉计划和最近实施的MS学生支持结构的基础上。生物学中的程序除了他们的导师责任,硕士水平的学生与他们的年轻同事进行实验室研究,并带领他们在一个新的类涉及讨论和研讨会,他们的研究兴趣和他们的教育经验。这种“对等”的互动有望激发本科生的学术和研究兴趣。该项目的广泛影响体现在其招聘工作中,这些工作利用了该机构在吸引妇女和第一代学生方面的传统优势。此外,该项目明确发展“纵向一体化”学习社区,为其他机构树立了榜样。
英文摘要
This project is providing scholarship support for a combination of undergraduate and graduate students in the biological sciences who are academically talented and financially needy. A key feature illustrating the intellectual merit of the project is that each masters-level student mentors a pair of the undergraduate students. As a cohort each group benefits from the other in terms of educational input, research training and life experiences, all under the supervision of faculty in the biological sciences. The scholarship program builds on student support structures in an existing Honors program for undergraduates and a recently implemented M.S. program in Biology. In addition to their mentorship responsibilities the masters-level students conduct laboratory research with their younger colleagues, and also lead them in a new class involving discussions and seminars on their research interests and their educational experiences. Such "peer-to-peer" interaction promises to stimulate academic and research interest on the part of the undergraduates. This project's broader impacts are felt through its recruitment efforts which leverage the institution's traditional strengths in attracting women and first-generation students. In addition, the project's explicit development of a "vertically integrated" learning community serves as a model for other institutions.
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