| Resource Title: | ENGAGE: Engaging Students in Engineering | |
| Description/Annotation: | The overarching goal of ENGAGE is to increase the capacity of engineering schools to retain undergraduate students by facilitating the implementation of three research-based strategies to improve student day-to-day classroom and educational experience. | |
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| More: | ENGAGE is an Extension Services project funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation. Extension Services projects are modeled after the Cooperative Extension Service in Land Grant Institutions and are intended to extend proven, research-based strategies into STEM education. The three research-based strategies were selected because they have been found to increase the retention of undergraduate students, particularly women; and because they are enhancements rather than changes to the curriculum. The three strategies are:
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| Resources: | Questions? Review FAQS about ENGAGE on the public website www.engageengineering.org. |
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| Site Access Details: | The site is publicly accessible. Access to the ENGAGE Professional Community is limited to ENGAGE participants. | |
| Partners and Funding: | ENGAGE is funded under NSF grant #0833076. | |
| Contact Name: | Susan Metz, PI, Stevens Institute of Technology | |
| Contact E-mail: | susan.metz@stevens.edu | |
| Last Update Date: | Mar 23, 2010 | |
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