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UMD MRSEC DMR0520471

Pre-Engineering Program: Project Lead the Way Janice E. Reutt-Robey, University of Maryland College Park, DMR 0520471 Alex Prasertchoung, Education Coordinator Donna Hammer, MRSEC Associate Director and Education Director.

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UMD MRSEC DMR0520471

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  1. Pre-Engineering Program: Project Lead the WayJanice E. Reutt-Robey, University of Maryland College Park, DMR 0520471Alex Prasertchoung, Education CoordinatorDonna Hammer, MRSEC Associate Director and Education Director In 2009, the University of Maryland MRSEC completed a 4th successful year of pre-engineering activities in its 6-year partnership with Charles H. Flowers High School in Prince George’s County (PGCPS), MD. Outcomes include: • Raising the Quality of Pre-Engineering Education MRSEC researchers worked with students at their high school and on the UMD campus to provide exciting and challenging pre-engineering curriculum activities and shared the excitement of cutting-edge research. • Extending the Curriculum through Summer To further prepare these student for academic success, MRSEC provided a summer program linked to the curriculum that included activities to promote a life-long interest in science and engineering. • Enhancing Program Infrastructure MRSEC was part of an advisory committee to help teachers in PGCPS implement PLTW and establish industrial partners. • Increasing Students Going to College in Science & Engineering MRSEC is particularly proud of the number of PLTW students attending college. • Meeting Diversity Goals MRSEC helped to inspire and retain underrepresented students in STEM through recruiting and mentoring. • Student Testimony A graduating student stated, “As I enter into my freshman year of college, and take the tools from the MRSEC program, I want to thank you for all you have provided me with. I’m ready!” *Total number of students represented in the chart = 30. Total number of groups underrepresented in STEM research = 30. UMD MRSEC DMR0520471

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