Mentoring paradigms in Undergraduate STEM Scholarship Programs
Kent Pearce, Brock Williams
MAA Texas Section
Dallas TX April 2012
Since 2008, Texas Tech University has incrementally implemented a number of STEM scholarship initiatives which incorporated targeted faculty-undergraduate mentorship programs. The mentoring efforts are designed to improve scholar retention and graduation rates - especially in low socioeconomic and underrepresented student populations. We will focus on the implementation and development of these mentoring programs - specifically, the progression from traditional one-on-one, mentor-protégé models to a more collective format.
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Project NewsDate:
April 30, 2012Project:
ISISP: Integrated STEM Initiative on the South PlainsUniversity:
Texas Tech University