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Development of a Cohort-Based Program to Strengthen Retention and Engagement of Underrepresented Community College Engineering and Computer Science Students

机译:基于群组的计划的发展,加强持有的社区大学工程与计算机科学学生保留和参与

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In partnership with the Silicon Valley Engineering Tech Pathways (SVETP), Skyline College developed and began piloting the Engineering & Tech Scholars Program (ETS) program in Fall 2016. The ETS program is a cohort-based learning community designed to address major attrition points and increase the retention and diversity of students pursuing careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This paper details the development, implementation, and initial outcomes of the program in order contribute to the body of research of evidence-based program initiatives to increase the diversity and engagement of underrepresented communities in STEM. Quantitative data and qualitative focus group data that measure student success and engagement are reviewed along with student perceptions of the program to extract key insights to inform future programs and best practices for maximum impact.
机译:与硅谷工程技术途径(SVETP)合作,天际线学院开发并开始在2016年秋季推出工程和技术学者计划(ETS)计划。ETS计划是一群基于伙伴的学习界,旨在解决主要的磨擦点和提高追求科学,技术,工程和数学(Stew)职业生涯的学生的保留和多样性。本文详细了解该计划的开发,实施和初始结果,以便为基于证据的方案举措的研究组有助于提高茎上所谓的社区的多样性和参与。衡量学生成功和参与的定量数据和定性焦点组数据以及对计划的学生看法,提取关键洞察,以告知未来的计划和最大影响的最佳实践。

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