Preparing Female Scholars for Careers in Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry
为女性学者在生物学、化学和生物化学领域的职业生涯做好准备
基本信息
- 批准号:1259577
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 62.57万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2013
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2013-07-01 至 2018-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Chatham University includes an undergraduate college for women, and the goal of this S-STEM project is to prepare female scholars for careers in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry. Specifically, this project recruits and retains academically talented students and facilitates a successful transition to STEM careers or graduate school upon graduation. The intellectual merit of this plan stems from the cohort experience offered to the scholars in order to strengthen ties to like-minded colleagues and facilitate dynamic in- and out-of-class programming. This cohort experience enhances their bond to the University and the disciplines. This S-STEM project works at retaining students in STEM by providing them with realistic goals and plans for their futures in STEM careers. Additionally, a focus on acquiring skills in science-based information technology is provided throughout the students' academic tenure.The broader impacts result not only via reducing the financial burden of those receiving the scholarships directly but also via investigating the cohort approach as it impacts students' career paths. This project has the potential to result in important curricular and programmatic changes both at Chatham in the Science Department and in the science education community more broadly. Plans are in place to disseminate findings through publications and presentations at conferences.
查塔姆大学包括一所女性本科学院,S-STEM项目的目标是为女性学者在生物、化学和生物化学领域的职业生涯做准备。具体地说,该项目招募和留住有学术天赋的学生,并促进毕业后成功过渡到STEM职业或研究生院。这项计划的学术价值源于向学者提供的队列经验,以加强与志同道合的同事的联系,并促进动态的课内和课外方案编制。这一群体经验加强了他们与大学和学科的联系。S-STEM项目致力于留住STEM学生,为他们提供现实的目标和未来STEM职业生涯的计划。此外,在学生的整个学业期限中,都注重获取以科学为基础的信息技术技能。更广泛的影响不仅通过减轻直接获得奖学金的人的经济负担,而且通过调查队列方法来实现,因为它影响了学生的职业道路。这一项目有可能导致查塔姆科学系和更广泛的科学教育界的重要课程和方案改革。已制定计划,通过出版物和在会议上的发言来传播调查结果。
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