Presidential Awards for Excellence In Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring

Therese Markow博士致力于让大量本科生和研究生参与积极的研究，包括与亚利桑那州立大学的本科生共同撰写科学论文，她在那里担任生物科学的教职。她于1993年在亚利桑那州立大学发起了少数民族获得研究职业计划。该计划旨在改善对可能进入生物科学研究职业的代表性不足群体的学生的支持。ASU MARC参与者获得广泛的支持。该计划已帮助许多少数民族学生追求在一般生物科学的研究事业，特别关注和美国原住民学生的成功;超过28个本科生，21个研究生，和9个博士后学生的辅导。Markow博士特别被她的学生注意到，因为她传达了她作为科学家的热情和正直。她的国际研究记录和与她的学生在研究出版的伙伴关系是她的奉献精神有意义的反映。虽然Markow博士现在是亚利桑那大学生态学和进化生物学的摄政教授，但ASU MARC项目仍在继续。

Dr. Therese Markow has worked to involve significant numbers of undergraduate and graduate students in active research, including co-authoring scientific papers with undergraduate students at Arizona State University, where she held a faculty position in the biological sciences. She initiated the Minority Access to Research Careers program at ASU in 1993. The program works to improve support for students from underrepresented groups who may enter research careers in bioscience. ASU MARC participants receive a wide range of support. The program has helped many minority students pursue research careers in the general biological sciences, with particular focus on and success among Native American students; more than twenty-eight undergraduate students, twenty-one graduate students, and nine post-doctoral students were mentored. Dr. Markow was especially noted by her students for conveying her passion and integrity as a scientist. Her international research record and partnership with her students in research publication are meaningful reflections of her dedication. Although Dr. Markow is now Regents Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona, the ASU MARC program continues.