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TSU FS Mentoring Initiative Robert L Ford, Ph.D. Committee Chair

08-19-08. TSU FA Meet. 2. OVERVIEW. FS Charge to the Committee Committee Membership Committee Initial Work Going Forward . 08-19-08. TSU FA Meet. 3. Committee Charge. review mentoring efforts at TSUmake an assessment and judgment about what is being donecollect reported effectiveness. 08-19-08.

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TSU FS Mentoring Initiative Robert L Ford, Ph.D. Committee Chair

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    1. “Student and Faculty Development” August 19, 2008 TSU General Faculty Assembly Meeting TSU FS Mentoring Initiative Robert L Ford, Ph.D. Committee Chair Science and Technology Enhancement ProgramScience and Technology Enhancement Program

    2. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 2 OVERVIEW FS Charge to the Committee Committee Membership Committee Initial Work Going Forward

    3. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 3 Committee Charge review mentoring efforts at TSU make an assessment and judgment about what is being done collect reported effectiveness

    4. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 4 Committee Charge review and assess diverse samples of models recommend a model to the FS include measures to determine outcome

    5. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 5

    6. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 6 Initial Work Recruited committee members Collected data on Mentoring Programs GUAC (TSU) Timbuktu Academy (Southern University) Mentoring the 100 Way (100 Black Men) Academic Improvement through Mentoring (AIM)

    7. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 7 Initial Work Held three meetings Presented report to FS on Mar 6, 2008 Worked on Faculty Perception Survey Collaborated with TSU HBCU UP

    8. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 8 Going Forward QEM Student Professional Development Explore Faculty Mentoring Invite Bagayoko to lead workshop Initiate workshop series Survey Faculty

    9. “Participant-led Campus-based Activity” August 19, 2008 TSU General Faculty Assembly Meeting HBCU Student Professional Development Activity presented by Robert L Ford, Ph.D. Della Bell, Ph.D. Science and Technology Enhancement ProgramScience and Technology Enhancement Program

    10. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 10 Overview Background QEM Workshop TSU Dissemination Plan Going Forward

    11. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 11 Background NSF HBCU UP Quality Education for Minorities Student Professional Development TSU HBCU Project

    12. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 12 NSF STEM Initiatives Education & Human Resources (EHR) Graduate Education (DGE) Research on Learning in Formal and Informal Settings (DRL) Undergraduate Education (DUE) Human Resource Development (HRD)

    13. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 13 Human Resource Development (HRD) Focal point for NSF's agency-wide commitment to (STEM) education and research Broadening participation by underrepresented groups and institutions MSIs, women and girls, and persons with disabilities To generate a diverse, competitive, and globally engaged U. S. technical workforce and well-prepared citizens Strong focus on partnerships and collaborations

    14. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 14 Human Resource Development (HRD) Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) Program Centers of Research Excellence in Science and Technology (CREST) Research on Gender in Science and Engineering (GSE) The Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) Program Historically Black College and University Undergraduate Initiative (HBCU-UP) Program

    15. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 15 HBCU-UP Enhance the quality of HBCU STEM instructional and outreach programs comprehensive institutional approaches to strengthen STEM teaching and learning improve access to, retention within and graduation from STEM programs. Significant and sustainable improvements in STEM program offerings.

    16. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 16 HBCU-UP Typical project implementation strategies curriculum enhancement faculty professional development undergraduate research academic enrichment infusion of technology to enhance SMET instruction collaborations with research institutions and industry other activities that meet institutional needs

    17. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 17 TSU HBCU-UP Science and Technology Enhancement Program (STEP) TSU Project Leadership Bobby Wilson, Chemistry Victor Obot, Math/Physics Renard Thomas, Health Science

    18. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 18 TSU HBCU-UP Focus on: student recruitment and retention for academic success faculty development in teaching and scholarly achievements curricular reform and enrichment through the use of the Internet technology

    19. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 19 Student Professional Development Relatively new NSF Focus QEM Contracted to Lead Workshop Activity Campus-based Activity

    20. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 20 QEM Network Student Professional Development Workshop for STEM Faculty HBCU-UP Faculty Development New Orleans, LA June 6-7, 2008 Bell & Ford represented TSU TSU Campus Rollout Plan

    21. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 21 Sharing Present at Fall Faculty Meeting Present at Fall COST Meeting Share with Chem/Math Present to TSU Deans Council Connect with FS Mentoring Initiative Invite Professor Bagayoko to TSU

    22. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 22 Strategies Gain concurrence from Provost and COST Dean to present at their meetings Disseminate information via TSU web site with link to QEM web site Videotape presentations for distribution

    23. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 23 Strategies Host Student Summer Research Symposium Request FS to advance Student Professional Development as a metric for Tenure & Promotion Engage campus Career Services Office

    24. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 24 Expected Outcomes Faculty members will demonstrate increased student professional development efforts, while students demonstrate expanded professional attributes. Faculty members will share and utilize information gained to support the professional development of students.

    25. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 25 Workshop Outputs See Agenda and Presentations at http://www.qem.org/HBCU-UPStudentProfDevFinalAgenda.htm www.qem.org TSU Campus Rollout Plan

    26. 08-19-08 TSU FA Meet 26 Contact Robert L Ford, Ph.D. Professor & Interim Chair of Chemistry TSU 7593 fordrl@tsu.edu Della Bell, Ph.D. Professor & Interim Chair of Mathematics TSU 7839 bell_dd@tsu.edu

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