Research and Teaching Scholars

圣何塞州立大学(SJSU)科学研究和教学学者计划在这个为期四年的项目中向生物科学、化学、地质、气象或物理/天文学专业的学生提供平均每年15美元的8,700美元奖学金。正在实现的主要目标是培养有能力成为高中教师、在职科学家或攻读STEM研究生学位的强大科学家，每个人都完成了学士学位。这一精心设计的计划正在改善STEM的劳动力队伍，使学者们能够取得优异的学业成绩，并提供经验，使每位学者能够确定适合自己的最佳职业道路。积极的校园招聘努力正在催生一个强大的申请者池，根据他们的GPA、有据可查的经济需求、他们对科学家职业的承诺和推荐信来挑选学者。对学者的支持包括学术卓越研讨会、暑期准备课程、研究生院准备研讨会、研究技术研讨会、校园研究机会、教学学徒和教师指导。与当地行业的密切接触包括研讨会和工作场所之旅。SJSU拥有多元化的本科生群体，服务于硅谷。作为本科生研究人员，学者们在享受他们第一次科学工作经验的同时，也在提高上海州立大学的研究效率。学者们还通过担任卓越学术研讨会、暑期准备课程、教学实验室课程的促进者，或通过辅导教师等服务学习计划来获得教学经验。成功的学者将成为未来STEM专业的榜样。

The San Jose State University (SJSU) Science Research and Teaching Scholars program is providing an average of fifteen $8,700/year scholarships over this four-year project to students majoring in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Geology, Meterology or Physics/Astronomy. The primary objective being achieved is the preparation of strong scientists capable of becoming high school teachers, scientists in the workforce, or students pursuing graduate degrees in STEM, each after completing their baccalaureate degree. The well-designed program is improving the STEM workforce by enabling strong academic performance of Scholars and by providing experiences that allow each Scholar to identify the best career path appropriate to them. Vigorous campus recruiting efforts are leading to a robust applicant pool from which Scholars are selected based on their GPA, documented financial need, their commitment to a career as a scientist, and letters of recommendation. Scholars are supported with Academic Excellence Workshops, Summer Preparation Courses, a Graduate School Preparation Seminar, Research Techniques Workshops, on-campus research opportunities, teaching apprenticeships, and faculty mentoring. Close involvement with local industry includes seminars and workplace tours. SJSU has a diverse undergraduate student population and serves Silicon Valley. As undergraduate researchers the Scholars are enhancing research productivity at SJSU while enjoying their first scientific work experience. Scholars are also gaining teaching experience by service as facilitators for Academic Excellence Workshops, Summer Preparation courses, teaching lab courses, or through service learning programs like Tutor-to-Teach. Successful Scholars are serving as role models for future STEM majors.