Karen T. Carey AVP for Arts and Sciences.  The purpose of the Committee is to engage appropriate offices and stakeholders on campus and in the community.

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Karen T. Carey AVP for Arts and Sciences

 The purpose of the Committee is to engage appropriate offices and stakeholders on campus and in the community to ensure that 2- and 5-year goals outlined in the STEM Initiative Goals and Objectives are met.  Three Subcommittees: ◦ Students ◦ University ◦ Outreach

 Two-year Objectives:  Increase number of majors and graduates in “high-demand” STEM fields.  Develop an academic plan to provide infrastructure for supporting STEM faculty scholarship  Develop plan for a second science bldg  Increase funding from external grants and contracts

 President's Summer Fellows Award and Provost's Faculty Resource Fund  Faculty Development mini-grants continue to be awarded  Provost funds the upkeep of the NMR  Promote community awareness in STEM

 Five-year Objectives:  Increase the number of under-represented students in the STEM pipeline.  Continue to increase number of majors and graduates in “high-demand” STEM fields  Bring CI above the median CSU level of achievements in STEM disciplines  Completed request for a second science building

 Promote community awareness in STEM  Strengthen Early Assessment Program (EAP) High School Partnerships  Develop a coordinated STEM outreach program  Strengthen relationships with community college partners in STEM

 Increase number of majors and graduates in “high-demand” STEM fields. MAJORS INCREASED BY 2% GRADUATES INCREASED BY 1.5%  Develop an academic plan to provide infrastructure for supporting STEM faculty scholarship CONTINUING North Hall and West Hall

 Develop plan for a second science building PLAN HAS BEEN DEVELOPED West Hall will help with some of our programs  Increase funding from external grants and contracts $6,208,058 in this fiscal year

 President's Summer Fellows Award and Provost's Faculty Resource Fund  Faculty Development mini-grants continue to be awarded  Provost funds the upkeep of the NMR  ALL CONTINUE TO BE FUNDED DUE TO THE GENEROSITY OF THE PRESIDENT AND PROVOST

 Promote community awareness in STEM ◦ A CONTINUING GOAL  PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE WITH MANY CONSTITUTIENCIES; PRIMARILY THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS and COMMUNITY COLLEGES

 Increase the number of under-represented students in the STEM pipeline. HAS INCREASED BY 5%  Bring CI above the median CSU level of achievements in STEM disciplines MAKING SIGNIFICANT STRIDES IN THIS AREA; EXTRAORDINARY DUE TO OUR SIZE

 Promote community awareness in STEM ONGOING  Strengthen Early Assessment Program (EAP) High School Partnerships PARTICIPATION OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN EAP HAS INCREASED 5%

 Develop a coordinated STEM outreach program ONGOING – SUPPORT IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE SCIENCE CARNIVAL SCIENCE EXPO AND SCIENCE FAIR HAVE PROVIDED SERVICE LEARNING IN STEM COURSES AS WELL AS IN- SERVICE TEACHER WORKSHOPS

 Strengthen relationships with community college partners in STEM SIGNIFICANT IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS FORGED WITH COMMUNITY COLLEGE PARTNERS THROUGH OUR GRANTS AND THEIRS.