The Prospect Park Biodiversity Project was a SENCER collaboration project between the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, and Mathematics at the New York City College of Technology. The goal of this project was to enhance students\u27 participation and learning in STEM disciplines through a civically engaged framework. The project utilized the eco-complexity of Prospect Park Lake in Brooklyn, New York for an interdisciplinary study on the water quality. The project, which involved ten students and four faculty mentors, integrated microbiology, chemistry, and mathematics perspectives using active-learning pedagogies, including hands-on exploration and collaborative learning
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Abstract Background The University of Maine Stormwater Management and Research Team (SMART) program ...
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This dissertation includes three main components related through a sociocultural lens of identity tr...
undergraduate students and 10,000 graduate students. Located 45 minutes from Detroit, our campus gai...
The Urban STEM Collaboratory is a tri-institution collaboration of University of Memphis (UofM), Uni...
This work reports a programmatic effort devoted to increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in ST...
This paper describes the development and implementation of engaging and supportive experiences to pr...
In the United States, Black and Latinx students are underrepresented in STEM courses and careers due...
The new global economy depends on workforce competencies in science, technology, engineering and mat...
In this study, Social Cognitive Career Theory (SCCT) is used to explore changes in the career intent...
Although nearly equivalent percentages of black and white students entering college aspire to earn d...
This paper discusses the use of project-based interdisciplinary design activities to enhance the STE...
Undergraduate biology education has changed over the past decade, incorporating an iterative and evi...
The City University of New York (CUNY) Service Corps mobilizes CUNY students, faculty and staff to w...
In today’s higher education, use of state of the art technology in the classroom and laboratory play...
Abstract Background The University of Maine Stormwater Management and Research Team (SMART) program ...
Research shows that students who are involved in projects within their communities feel more sense o...
This dissertation includes three main components related through a sociocultural lens of identity tr...
undergraduate students and 10,000 graduate students. Located 45 minutes from Detroit, our campus gai...
The Urban STEM Collaboratory is a tri-institution collaboration of University of Memphis (UofM), Uni...