BioScholars II: Supporting Women from Underserved Communities in the Study of Biological Science

生物学者II，一个为20名在学术上有才华但经济上有困难的学生提供奖学金的项目，建立在其前身生物学者I的成功基础上。 它不仅在经济上，而且在学术和个人方面支持这些学生，使他们能够继续学习生物学，毕业，进入劳动力市场或继续进行科学研究。 作为一所招收大多数当地低收入少数民族学生的小型女子学校，松树庄园以明显有效的方式提供支持。 特别是，所有学生都有望完成顶点实习，并为生物学者，这是预计将涉及在波士顿地区的学院，大学或行业之一的研究。 来自塔夫茨大学萨克勒生物医学科学学院的教学博士后研究员为生物学者和其他感兴趣的学生提供高级生物医学学科的研讨会课程。 访问演讲者，科学俱乐部，二年级荣誉座谈会，同行和教师指导，并为遇到困难的学生进行早期干预的会谈圆了程序。

BioScholars II, a program of scholarships for 20 academically talented but financially needy students at Pine Manor College, builds on the successes of its predecessor, BioScholars I. It supports such students not only financially, but also academically and personally, to enable them to continue their studies of biology, to graduate, and to enter the workforce or continue in their scientific studies. As a small, all-women's school enrolling a majority of local, low-income, ethnic minority students, Pine Manor targets its support in demonstrably effective ways. In particular, all students are expected to complete a capstone internship, and for BioScholars, this is expected to involve research at one of the colleges, universities, or industries in the Boston area. Teaching postdoctoral fellows from Sackler School of Biomedical Science at Tufts University offer seminar courses in advanced biomedical subjects to BioScholars and other interested students. Talks by visiting speakers, a Science Club, a Sophomore Honors Colloquium, peer and faculty mentoring, and early intervention for students experiencing difficulties round out the program.