1. Study Abroad and STEM Elizabeth Davis, Advisor for the College of Arts and Sciences

2. STEM students on K-State programs Field 2010-2011Long TermShort Term2009-2010Long TermShort Term Engineering15 024204 Biology532835 Chemistry000110 Geology110110 Life Sciences000303 Mathematics330321 Physics101110 Total25223412813 Engineering & Technology 15 024204 Science & Math 10731789

3. STEM Study Abroad Statistics (Open Doors, 2010) FieldNationallyK-State Physical/Life Sciences 7%1% Engineering3% Math/Computer Science 2%1%

4. Study Abroad by Majors (Open Doors, 2010) NationallyK-State 1. Social Sciences1. Agriculture 2. Business2. Fine or Applied Arts 3. Humanities3. Business 4. Fine or Applied Arts4. Education 5. Physical/Life Sciences5. Social Sciences 6. Foreign Languages6. Engineering 7. Health Sciences6. Physical/Life Sciences 8. Education8. Foreign Languages 9. Engineering9. Humanities 10.Math/Computer Science 11. Agriculture10. Health Sciences

5. Strategies to Recruit STEM Students

6. It takes a campus Collaboration with Academic Departments Registrar Collaboration with Academic Advisors Academic Affairs Financial Aid Bursar Health Center, Counseling Services Office of Student Life (student conduct) Legal Services Campus Communications and Marketing Career Center

7. STEM specific outreach Classroom presentations Past STEM students Working with faculty and academic advisors Student groups SAM: Study Abroad Mentors Engineering Student Group

8. STEM specific outreach cont. Campus Presentations Engineering Study Abroad Forum (Oct. 27) Collaboration with home faculty Build partners Lead their own programs Pre-approved courses Scholarships for STEM students Engineering has $500 grant

9. Meeting the needs of STEM students Research/hands on Internships Classes Challenge with upper level courses Timing When to go

10. Open Doors 2010 Fast Facts (2010). White, D. (2002). Internal Support Systems: It Takes a Campus to Run a Study Abroad Program. Resources