TiPi: Engineering & Engineering Technology Transfer Pipeline

Tipi：工程和工程转移管道项目正在利用奖学金支持招募，保留和毕业75名工程和工程技术学生。经济上需要的，有才华的奖学金获得者将从两年制学校转入罗切斯特理工学院的第三年。学生将全日制就读于工程和工程技术学士学位课程。奖学金资金由旨在确保学者按时毕业的机构财政援助补充。奖学金计划建立在完善的学生支持和干预基础设施上。学者支持机制确定学者在学术上的危险和积极干预代表他们。该项目的积极主动的学生支持计划可以成为一个全国性的模式，以协助类似的转移到私人机构。该项目使用合作社的经验，旨在增加职业成功的可能性，从而影响学者的一生。定期计划评估包括定量数据，如平均绩点和合作社的工资和定性数据，从学者，教师和雇主的调查。

The TiPi: Engineering and Engineering Transfer Pipeline Project is using scholarship support to recruit, retain and graduate 75 Engineering and Engineering Technology students. The financially needed, talented scholarship awardees will transfer from two-year schools into the third year at Rochester Institute of Technology. The students will be enrolled full-time in the Engineering and Engineering Technology Bachelor degree programs. The scholarship funds are supplemented by institutional financial aid intended to ensure the scholars graduate on time. The scholar program builds on a well-established infrastructure of student support and intervention. The scholar support mechanisms identify scholars in academic jeopardy and proactively intervene on their behalf. The project's proactive student support programs could become a national model for assisting similar transfers into private institutions. The project uses co-op experiences designed to increase the probability of career success thereby impacting the scholars for a lifetime. Periodic program assessment includes quantitative data such as grade point average and co-op salaries and qualitative data from surveys of scholars, faculty and employers.