SHEEO Project Pipeline Repair SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program: Pathway to a More Diverse Faculty and More STEM Educators Dr. Ansley A. Abraham,

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SHEEO Project Pipeline Repair SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program: Pathway to a More Diverse Faculty and More STEM Educators Dr. Ansley A. Abraham, & Dr. Dennis Donaldson www.sreb.org/page/1074/doctoral_scholars.html October 4, 2019

Professional Development State/Institution Support Multiple Layers of Support Motto: “More than a check and a handshake” Outcomes Institute on Teaching and Mentoring Pro. Devel. for Grad. Sch., Academe SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program Fellowship Professional Development Career Building

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State/Institution Support Began in 1993 (26 years) Goal -- Increase URM faculty on college campuses State/Institution (7/26 current) based support Scholars in all academic disciplines / with STEM emphasis Admitted into a Ph.D. program U.S. Citizen / Permanent Resident Status

“More than a check and a handshake” Multiple layers of support Stipend / Tuition – Doc. (3-5 yrs) & Diss. (1 yr) awards Professional Development (teaching, mentoring, service, scholarship) Regular contact & follow up – Tracking / Enrollment / Performance Networking / Community Building / Safe Space Advocacy Mentoring Counseling (Personal / Career) Online scholar directory Recruiting / employment Partnership benefits / resources (NCFDD, HERC, Vitae, NRMN) Attendance at annual Institute on Teaching and Mentoring

Institute on Teaching and Mentoring 25th year (2018) National in focus – 45 states & 207 institutions represented Partnerships – inst., st., reg., fed., and phil. programs More than 1,144 attendees Largest gathering of minority Ph.D. scholars in the nation Diversity of fields – STEM (54%), Soc./Beh. (20%), Edu. (11%), Hum. (9%), Bus./Man. (2%), Hlth. Prof. (4%) More than 100 specific fields of study More than 50 sessions Hosted Sloan Dir., SSRC, & NSF Bootcamp meetings Recruiters -- 82 Institutions and 190+ individual recruiters

Institute Video: Stay the Course

Institute Workshop Strands Undergraduate Beginning Doctoral Student Middle of Doctoral Study Advanced Doctoral Study Graduate Faculty

Doctoral Scholars Program Outcomes 1,761 served / 988 grads / >500 matriculating 36% STEM (+ SBS = 64%) 88% retention/graduation rate 82% grads employed in education 91% in higher education 67% grads employed in SREB states 1+ grads employed in 43 states + DC, PR & 13 foreign assignments 122 Tenured Grads Reduced Time to Degree Doc.: 4.8 years with master’s 5.1 years w/o master’s Diss.: 1.8 years Institute on Teaching and Mentoring (12,000 served) Transparency/Real-time Data Recognized National Leader

Ways to Engage SREB Become partner institution Free Post job announcements — doctoral.scholars@sreb.org Subscribe to the Scholar Directory — $500/yr Institute on Teaching & Mentoring — recruit/send scholars Follow us on: Twitter (@SREBDocSch) Facebook (SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program)

Institute on Teaching and Mentoring Video 2013 Bronz Telly Award (internet version of Academy Awards)

SREB Doctoral Scholars Program Video