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Read MoreImproving learning in undergraduate STEM courses is a critical need to reduce high failure rates and broaden access to STEM careers. In particular, the Mathema…
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How a Professional Learning Program Turned Best Practices into Better Outcomes
Learn MoreImproving learning in undergraduate STEM courses is a critical need to reduce high failure rates and broaden access to STEM careers. In particular, the Mathema…
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How Can the Underrepresentation Curriculum Increase Representation in Our Communities?
Learn MoreCaption: Jalisa Ferguson, Ph.D., and Izzy Berry '22 in their James Center lab. Photos by Angelique Herring '19 and Penh Alicandro '22.Why We Need The Underrepr…
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Want More Women in Geoscience? Consider Their Math Attitudes
Learn MoreGeoscience has made concerted efforts to increase the number of women entering and graduating from undergraduate geoscience programs, but despite these efforts…
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Racial Equity in the STEM Math Pathway: Designing for Disproportionate Benefit
Learn MoreWe all need to redouble efforts to advance racial equity in the STEM math pathway on our campuses by intentionally designing for positive benefit.
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How Food Can Be a Cultural Bridge to Enhance Student’s STEM Identity and Learning Outcomes
Learn MorePerhaps food is not peripheral to creating inclusive learning environments, but can be central to its formation.
