Zip to Industry: A First-Year Corporate-STEM Connection Program
Zip to Industry: A First-Year Corporate-STEM Connection Program
批准号:
1726464
负责人:
Donald Visco
金额:
$44.98万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-09-01 至 2022-08-31
中文摘要
“Zip to Industry”项目的重要性在于,它提供了一个研究机会,研究工作跟踪如何影响STEM学生在大学一年级的留校率。许多工程或STEM专业的大一学生对工程师或STEM专业毕业后的工作知之甚少。该项目将确定那些可能在进入STEM职业时与STEM职业联系较弱的学生,并在他们的第一年为他们提供工作跟踪经验。这些一年级学生将为这种探索经验支付报酬,并可以在STEM或工程职位中广泛或狭隘地选择。这些学生将在合作教育或实习安排方面落后于阿克伦大学现有的学生。如果成功,该项目将在其他学院和大学复制,这将有助于增加STEM领域的学生留存率。可持续发展计划有两个方面:1)如果通过该项目实现了留住的结果目标,该机构将资助该项目的项目协调人职位;2)参与该项目的地区行业合作伙伴同意成为一个联合体的一部分,以支持资助一年级学生参与。该项目的目标是确定并招募两批50名STEM专业的学生(总计100名学生),探索他们对STEM职业的看法和知识,以及他们对STEM职业的动机。在第一年,学生们将有10次工作跟踪经验。学生在前往工作地点之前将接受相关专业发展技能的培训,并将有能力通过焦点小组讨论和个人反思来反思自己的经历。Zip to Industry项目的教育框架是社会认知职业理论,该理论认为一个人的目标和实现这些目标的努力受到他们的兴趣、信心、结果预期和与目标相关的先前学习经验的影响。工作跟踪被认为是一种强大的学习经历,它将影响对坚持职业目标非常重要的知识和态度。阿克伦大学拥有美国历史第五悠久的合作教育项目,在过去的一年里,它为1000多名学生安排了合作教育/实习项目。有了这个广泛的雇主网络,UA建立了一个机制,以检查跟踪就业计划对STEM一年级学生的影响,并提高STEM领域的保留率。
英文摘要
The importance of the "Zip to Industry" project is that it provides an opportunity for research on how job shadowing impacts student retention in STEM during the first year of college. Many freshman students in engineering or STEM majors have little understanding of what an engineer or STEM major does upon graduation. The project will identify students who may have a weak connection to STEM careers upon entering and provide them with job shadowing experiences during their first year. These first-year students will be paid for this exploration experience and can choose broadly or narrowly within STEM or engineering positions. The students will shadow current University of Akron students on co-operative education or internship placements. If successful, the project will be replicated at other colleges and universities, which can help increase the retention of students within STEM fields. Sustainability plans are twofold: 1) should outcome goals on retention be reached through the project, the institution will fund the project coordinator position to run the program and 2) participating regional industry partners agree to be part of a consortium to support funding of the first-year students to participate.The project's goal is to identify and recruit 2 cohorts of 50 STEM majors (totaling 100 students), explore their perceptions and knowledge of STEM careers, as well as their motivation for STEM careers. The students will have 10 job shadowing experiences during their first year. The students will be trained in relevant professional development skills prior to leaving for their job sites and will have the ability to reflect on their experiences through focus group discussions and individual reflection. The educational framework for the "Zip to Industry" project is Social Cognitive Career Theory, which proposes that a person's goals and efforts towards realizing those goals, are impacted by their interest, confidence, outcome expectations and prior learning experiences related to the goal. Job shadowing is conceived as a powerful learning experience that will impact knowledge and attitudes important for persistence toward a career goal. The University of Akron, which has the 5th oldest co-operative education program in the US, placed more than 1000 students in co-operative education/internship programs this past year. With this extensive employer network, the mechanism exists at UA to examine the impact of a job shadowing program on first-year STEM students and improve retention in STEM fields.
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Implementation of a Virtual Job Shadowing Experience for STEM Students Participating in a Corporate-STEM Connection Program
为参加企业-STEM 连接计划的 STEM 学生实施虚拟工作见习体验
DOI:
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发表时间:
2022
期刊:
2022 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition
影响因子:
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作者:
[Visco, D., Makki, N., Stevic, E., Phillips, J., Carey, L., Bonnema, E.]
通讯作者:
Bonnema, E.
Zip to Industry: A First-Year Corporate-STEM Connection Program
Zip to Industry:第一年的企业-STEM 连接计划
DOI:
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发表时间:
2022
期刊:
2022 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition
影响因子:
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作者:
[Visco, D., Makki, N., Stevic, E., Phillips, J., Bonnema, E., Dunn, D., Carey, L.]
通讯作者:
Carey, L.
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