Everything I know I learned in Kindergarten -- Connections between K-12 Outreach and and Recruitment and Retention in Engineering Skip Rochefort Chemical.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

For LIFE Presented By for LIFE Presented By Getting Your College Involved.

Advertisements

Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Issues, Data, Programs and Action.

GOALS FOR THE COMMUNITY FORUMS 1.Update the community on the progress and challenges we are facing as we work to achieve our goals on the Transformation.

Outline Strategies for recruiting and retaining underrepresented students Mesa and retention of underrepresented students Strategies for tracking diverse.

Space Grant Workforce Development Initiative: Initial Survey Results Michaela Schaaf Karisa Vlasek Mary Fink Brent Bowen Melissa Wurdeman NASA Nebraska.

Oregon University System Offers options so that students may find their right campus fit in Oregon.

Increasing the Potential of Physics and Chemistry Teachers in teachHOUSTON Paige Evans, Ed.D. R. Riley Hatch, Noyce Scholar Geoffrey Hart, Noyce Scholar.

STEM Literacy, Civic Responsibility, and Future Vision: Examining the Effects of the Lawrence Math and Science Partnership Linda C. Foote PhD, Past Director.

JW Marriott Indianapolis, Indiana Tuesday, October 4, :30 pm – Room 101.

College of Engineering

NORTH CAROLINA SPACE GRANT Integration of Workforce Development Program with Fellows and Scholars to Increase Hands-On Experiences Jobi Cook, Associate.

Mrs. Laura Cohen Nationally Board Certified Teacher, 2010 MS Biology, University of Nebraska, 2008 BA Biology/Secondary Education, Augustana.

VCU Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Gary Tepper Professor and Interim Chairman January 13, 2011.

Colleges of Science and Engineering The University of Texas at El Paso 1 of 18 Studying Engineering, Mathematics and Science at UTEP Dr. Benjamin Flores.

New Student Orientation Fall 2014 Quality Rigor Excellence.

An Academic Model for SEM Student Success in an Urban Commuter Institution Connie Kubo Della-Piana, Evaluation Director Benjamin Flores, MIE Project Director.

Businesses and industries have a role Photo: Saturday Academy - Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering.

MS I Recruitment, Retention, and Outreach Efforts Jean Jackson Director of Undergraduate Office Paul Addison Outreach Coordinator Department of Computer.

Skip Rochefort School of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering School of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering Ellen Ford OSU.

The SMILE Program AEC Meeting November 17, 2004 Cori Hall Graduate Assistant.

1 1October 16, 2003 WPI Services for Corporations The University of Science and Technology. And Life. Dr. Martha N. Cyr Director of K-12 Outreach.

October 17, 2002University Services to Corporations - Joint Advisory Boards Meetings 1 The University of Science and Technology. And Life. Terry Schmidt.

Skip Rochefort OSU Chemical Engineering Department Ellen Ford OSU Saturday Academy Ellen Momsen OSU COE Women and Minorities Program …….and many College.

How Effective are Undergraduate Educational Enrichment Experiences Designed to Increase Minority Graduate and Professional Participation? Steve Chatman.

Everything I know I learned in Kindergarten -- Connections between K-12 Outreach and and Recruitment and Retention in Engineering Skip Rochefort Chemical.

United States Department of Education Strategies to Build Global Competitiveness in Texas through STEM “Building Global Competitiveness in Texas through.

NAUTeach: WANTED-Partnerships with Schools and Mentor Teachers October 8, 2011 Sharon Cardenas James Southall David Thompson.

Launch-IT “Launching at risk Lehigh Valley students toward college & careers in Information Technology” Glenn D. Blank and Henry.

Sea-ing the Light: Learning to be Keepers of the Recruitment Lighthouse Tricia Homonai, Penn State Fayette Corinne Coulson, Penn State New Kensington.

Growing our Workforce through Business and Education Nebraska Mechatronics Education Center.

Management Information Systems/Information Technology and Engineering Lynnetta Eyachabbe – Technology Strategist for the College of Engineering Lisa Morales.

1 By The Numbers. 2 One of largest programs of its kind at a major research institution Replication is underway at other universities. US Department of.

OSU College of Engineering Overview William A. “Bud” Baeslack, III, Dean Council of Deans November 20, 2007.

Strategies To Promote Diversity : The Institutionalization of Culture Change in STEM Higher Education “Engaging Faculty and Graduate Students in Recruitment.

Kari Varin President Oregon State University AIChE Student Chapter Paul Dornath Outreach Expert Dr. Skip Rochefort OSU Chemical Engineering Department.

. Changing the Perception of Chemistry through Community Outreach: Inspiring Future Scientists MIKEAL MCKIM, ALEXANDER BUXTON, JESSICA FEYEN, ESMERALDA.

Widening the Pipeline of At Risk Students into Computing with Mars Rovers, Flash, Design-First Java, and Tutoring (Human and Artificial) Glenn D. Blank.

1 K-12 Outreach Programs at Missouri S&T ECEDHA Annual Meeting Mar 26, 2012 Kelvin Erickson.

Sharing Our Success: Preparing Teacher Quality (TQ) Program Participants to present their final assignments in poster format Kathy Lee Sutphin, Scientific.

OSU College of Engineering Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Forum Christine Kelly November 28, 2012.

Humanitarian Projects in Multidisciplinary Senior Design Catherine Skokan David Munoz Joan Gosink Colorado School of Mines.

This publication/event was developed with the support of a Hispanic Serving Institution STEM & Articulation program from the U.S. Department of Education.

Mathematics, Science, and Instructional Technology Education (MSITE): Assessing our potential and current students William Sugar, Carol Brown, Frank Crawley,

STEPping Up Undergraduate Research at MTSU Cheatham; T. J. ; Friedli, A. C.; Robertson, W. M.; Rowell, G. H. Results Introduction STEP MT is a program.

TETC-TYT Phase I Progress Presentation March 6, 2007.

University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez College of Engineering Ramón E. Vásquez-Espinosa Dean October 25, 2007.

Evolving Schools, Evolving Workplaces in the Bluegrass: Building a Career Pipeline Tuesday, August 5, 2014 Jaleh Rezaie, Ph.D. Director, STEM-H Institute.

Goals.  A Sense of Community  Outreach Through Research  Connecting Mentees with Mentors.

UW Faculty Retention Toolkit Joyce W. Yen, ADVANCE Program/Research Manager.

Maintaining the Community College Mission: Partnerships with Universities are the Key Dr. Mary Graham Dr. Jason Pugh Dr. Jerome Gilbert Graham.

Liana Heitin Associate Editor of Education Week Teacher. Blogger at Teaching Now Blog. Now

INTEGRATED STEM INITIATIVE ON THE SOUTH PLAINS NSF INNOVATION THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL INTEGRATION AT TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY.

Shaping the Technology of Tomorrow A Repeatable and Reproducible Approach for Improving Retention and Graduation Rates of Underrepresented Minorities.

1 CfAO Educational Partnerships in Hawaii: Summer Internships with Long-Term Impact Lisa Hunter Associate Director, Education & Human Resources Center.

June 5, 2009 University of ArkansasFayetteville, Arkansas Departmental Report Joseph J. Rencis, Professor and Head Arkansas Academy of Mechanical Engineering.

Strategies That Work: Ways to Grow Your PLTW Program Ashley Gregory Jennifer Strathman.

UIC College of Engineering Six Academic Departments with Graduate and Undergraduate Programs Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil & Materials Engineering,

Jessica Ann Espy 4132 Braxton Drive East  Lafayette, IN  (810)  Objective Obtain a secondary education teaching position.

The 2006 REU Summer Symposium marked the end of PSU's 8-week summer undergraduate research program where each participant gave a 15-minute power point.

Use of Technology in Course and Clinical Experiences The University of Toledo UToledo. UTeach.UTouch the Future (UT 3 ) Program Add Corporate Logo Here.

Open minds. Open doors. TM School of Mechanical, Industrial, & Manufacturing Engineering Institute of Industrial Engineers Oregon State University Chapter.

Establishing Manifold Robotics Education in a “Curriculum Vacuum” Nicholas Gans The University of Texas at Dallas Developmental History of Innovation University.

Current Engineering Society Diversity Programs Engineering Societies Diversity Summit April 2-3, 2003 National Academy of Engineering.

SCI-MA-TECH A Program of Educational Excellence.  The main purpose of SCI-MA-TECH is to increase interest and promote excellence in science, math, engineering.

The History of MESA STEM success since 1970.

F o u n d e d  R o l l a , M i s s o u r i

phone The SMILE Program Science and Math Investigative Learning Experience Envision, Believe, Succeed .

CASCADE Peer Mentoring to Improve Engineering Retention and Graduation Rates of Undergraduate Students in a Minority Serving Institution Swapnil Thaker.

K-12 Outreach as Community Service for AIChE Student Chapters

Integrating Research & Education

Presentation transcript:

Everything I know I learned in Kindergarten -- Connections between K-12 Outreach and and Recruitment and Retention in Engineering Skip Rochefort Chemical Engineering Department Oregon Sate University

K-12 Outreach Activities with the Hewlett Foundation at Oregon State University Skip Rochefort, Jason Hower, Keith Levien OSU Chemical Engineering Ellen Ford, Saturday Academy Ellen Momsen, OSU COE Women and Minorities Program And many College of Engineering and High School Students

OSU Hewlett Foundation Grant Recruitment and Retention of Engineering Students PI – Toni Doolen, IME $1.1 million - 3 years $85,000/year for K-12 Outreach

OSU K-12 Outreach Programs Dr. Skip Rochefort Chemical Engineering Department Director, OSU Precollege Programs Phone:

OSU K-12 Outreach Programs K-8 (OSU based programs) –Saturday Academy (Corvallis and Portland) *E-Camp* – middle school girls and boys (summer) LEGO RoboLab Camp – MS girls and boys (summer) *AWSEM *- middle school girls (school year) –SMILE - Science Math Investigative Learning Experiences (rural communities) –Hydroville Project (SMILE associated program) –Science Education PartnershipS (SEPS – Corvallis) –Adventures in Learning (grades 5-7 summer programs) –Expeditions (grades 3-4 summer program) –Winter Wanderings (grades 3-7 school year) –KidSpirit (sports/arts summer camps) –*SKIES* – Spirited Kids in Engineering and Science (summer camp) –Wood Magic – College of Forestry

OSU K-12 Outreach Programs HIGH SCHOOL (OSU based programs) –Saturday Academy ASE - Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering (statewide) –SESEY - Summer Experience in Science and Engineering for Youth (nationwide) –Science Connections (Portland)

Oregon K-12 Outreach Programs COMMUNITY – K-12 and Public Outreach (Lifelong Learning) –OMSI – Oregon Museum of Science and Industry ( statewide connections) –MESA – Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement (PSU based) –4-H of Oregon (statewide) –Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of Oregon (and associated programs) –daVinci Days (Corvallis celebration of the arts and sciences)

Mentoring* Multiple levels of Mentoring exist in all activities and programs Every individual from Program Directors to the K-12 students interact with all levels * Key to Recruitment and Retention in Engineering

Mentoring Pyramid

Hewlett Foundation Sponsored Summer 2003 Outreach Log

SKIES Spirited Kids in Engineering and Science 11 week-long K-2, 3-5, and 6-8 grade level camps Content areas include –Engineering: chemical, material science, environmental –Science: chemistry, physics, biology Inquiry-based with hands-on emphasis

SKIES Photos

E-Camp 1 wk. Engineering day camp for middle school students (15 boys and 11 girls) Inquiry-based learning with Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, and Environmental Engineering Themes Lessons taught by Engineering faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students Use of wireless PDAs for data analysis

E-Camp Photos

AWSEM Advocates for Women in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Served 11 Middle School Females 8 Sessions on weekends (2 hrs.) Activities designed to interest middle school girls in the sciences –Chemistry, Anatomy, Math, Engineering, Physics, Biology

AWSEM Photos

SESEY Summer Experience in Science and Engineering for Youth (High School) Week-long research projects in ChE, BioE, and Chemistry Projects created by Faculty, daily work guided by ChE/BioE students 19 HS girls, 9 HS boys from 5 states

SESEY 2003 Photos

ASE Saturday Academy Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering 8 week summer internship in ChE or BioE research laboratories Faculty Advisor with graduate/undergraduate mentors Culminates in research symposium with poster and PowerPoint presentations

ASE Photos Four Generations of ASE Jason Hower: ASE ‘97, Corvallis High, Sophomore Oregon State Univ. Chemical Engineering Adam Welander: ASE ‘98, Central High, Freshman Carnegie Mellon Chemical Engineering Annie Gai: ASE ‘99, Sheldon High, Freshman Stanford University Chemical Engineering Hai Le: ASE ‘00, McKay High, Senior (will be Oregon State Univ. Chemical Engineering fall ‘01) Dr. Skip Rochefort: ASE Superstar, Faculty Mentor (kind of), likes to eat peanuts

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS *Flora and William Hewlett Foundation *Toni Doolen, OSU Hewlett PI *OSU Enrollment Management for Precollege K-12 Program Support *ALL OSU K-12 Program Directors * My outreach colleagues Ellen Ford and Jason Hower….and all the kids!