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Louis Stokes Mississippi Alliance for Minority Participation (LSMAMP) Pathways Alliance

Louis Stokes Mississippi Alliance for Minority Participation (LSMAMP) Pathways Alliance
路易斯斯托克斯密西西比少数族裔参与联盟 (LSMAMP) 途径联盟
批准号:
1826699
负责人:
Thomas Hudson
金额:
$400.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-09-01 至 2024-05-31

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中文摘要
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密西西比州路易·斯托克斯STEM路径和研究联盟是一项全州范围的综合计划,旨在支持基础广泛的STEM教育,并为密西西比州所有地理区域的STEM职业生涯提供路径。该联盟由九(9)所高等教育机构组成,这些机构通过集体共享资源并结合个别机构的优势,有着长期的合作历史。这些机构包括杰克逊州立大学(牵头机构)、密西西比大学、密西西比州立大学、阿尔康州立大学、密西西比山谷州立大学、南密西西比大学、Tougaloo学院、三角洲州立大学和Hinds社区学院。该联盟将在全州范围内招募和支持经济困难的少数族裔学生。NSF提供的支持一直是,并将继续对STEM从本科生到研究生课程的无代表学生的培训起到重要作用。许多密西西比州STEM专业的学生可能会在大学第一年后改变专业。LS-MAMP将为学生成功、招生、留住和过渡到STEM专业开发途径,并将帮助该地区相当数量的URM学生改变这些模式。这些努力将通过计划活动进行,如指导、干预性干预、立法改革、(2+2)社区大学计划和转学、会议、专家演讲、暑期实习、建议和许多其他活动,以改进这些成功,并将这些热情但准备不足的STEM学生从本科留住并毕业到STEM领域。该州需要一个强大的、战略性的和富有成效的STEM毕业生渠道,这一点怎么强调都不为过。该联盟将继续为学生提供机会,并为他们提供必要的基础,以应对各州和国家的科学技术需求和挑战。国家的科学和技术需求以及该州人口和教育需求带来的独特机遇使该联盟成为国家科学基金会的强大合作伙伴。密西西比州STEM路径和研究联盟的使命将在1)年前完成。在未来五年内,将本科生STEM招生和招聘增加35%,并将STEM保留率和学士学位毕业率提高30%,2)。在未来五年内将进入STEM研究生课程的学生人数增加25%,3)。增加学术研究的产生和传播,以扩大URM学生对STEM学科的参与,4)。将获得国际研究经验的学生人数从每年20名增加到30名,5)。通过与国家实验室、行业、州外大学和科学学会的伙伴关系,为学生提供指导和STEM研究经验,6)通过继续制度化支持联盟倡议。(7)。参与教育研究,这将提供一个可持续的机构范围内的模式,以突出高影响力的最佳实践,并控制小组研究,以大幅提高URM学生在STEM领域的毕业率。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
The Louis Stokes Mississippi STEM Pathways and Research Alliance is a comprehensive statewide program that is designed to support broad-based STEM education and to provide pathways to STEM careers in all geographical areas of the state of Mississippi. This alliance is comprised of nine (9) post-secondary institutions that have a long history of cooperation through collective sharing of resources combined with individual institutional strengths. The institutions include Jackson State University (the lead institution), the University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, Alcorn State University, Mississippi Valley State University, the University of Southern Mississippi, Tougaloo College, Delta State University, and Hinds Community College. The alliance will recruit and support the economically disadvantaged minority student population throughout the state. The support provided by NSF has been, and will continue to be instrumental to the training of students unrepresented in STEM from undergraduate through graduate programs. Many Mississippi students enrolled in STEM disciplines will likely change their majors after the first year in college. LS-MAMP will develop pathways for successful, recruitment, retention and transition of students to STEM majors and will aid in changing these patterns for a significant number of URM students in the region. These efforts will be carried out through programmatic activities such as mentoring, intrusive intervention, legislative changes, (2+2) community college program and transfers, conferences, expert speakers, summer internships, advising and many other activities to improve upon these successes and to retain and graduate these enthusiastic yet less prepared STEM students from undergraduate to graduate and to STEM fields. The need for a strong, strategic, and productive STEM graduate pipeline within the state cannot be overemphasized. The alliance will continue to provide opportunities for students and equip them with the foundation necessary to tackle the states' and the nation's science and technology needs and challenges. The scientific and technological needs of the nation as well as the unique opportunity presented by the demographics and educational needs of the state makes the alliance a strong partner of the National Science Foundation. The mission of the Mississippi STEM Pathways and Research Alliance will be accomplished by 1). Increasing undergraduate STEM enrollment and recruitment by 35% and increasing STEM retention and baccalaureate graduation by 30% over the next five years, 2). Increasing the number of students matriculating into STEM graduate program pipelines by 25% over the next five years, 3). Increasing the production and dissemination of scholarly research on broadening participation of URM students in STEM discipline, 4). Increasing the number of students gaining international research experiences from 20 to 30 students annually, 5). Providing mentoring and STEM research experiences for students through partnerships with national laboratories, industry, out-of-state universities, and scientific societies, 6), Supporting the alliance initiatives via continued institutionalization. (7). Engaging in educational research that will provide a sustainable institution-wide model to highlight high impact best practices, and control group study to drastically improve the graduation rates of URM students in STEM fields.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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A Phenomenological Study of Factors that Enhance Louis Stokes Mississippi Alliance for Minority Participation (Lsmamp) Students’ Persistence and Degree Attainment in Stem
对增强路易斯·斯托克斯密西西比少数民族参与联盟 (Lsmamp) 学生在 Stem 方面的坚持和获得学位的因素的现象学研究
DOI: 10.15640/jehd.v10n4a1
发表时间: 2021
期刊: JOURNAL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
影响因子: --
作者: [A. Okojie, Felix, Tchounwou, Martha, Idusuyi, Dickson]
通讯作者: Idusuyi, Dickson
2023 LSAMP Bridge to the Doctorate: Mississippi LSAMP - Host Site: Jackson State University
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    2305721
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    Thomas Hudson
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    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
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    2019
  • 负责人:
    Thomas Hudson
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