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Behrend tutoring method being tested at three other universities - Vimarsana News

Behrend tutoring method being tested at three other universities

Image: Penn State Behrend NSF grant expands project, which began in 2011 April 27, 2021 A tutoring method developed at Penn State Behrend is now being tested at three other universities, where STEM instructors and campus writing centers are collaborating to help students write better technical reports. The National Science Foundation is supporting the project with a $588,000 grant. The three-year study expands the WATTS tutoring method, which stands for “Writing Assignment Tutor Training in STEM.” The approach, which provides tutors with course-specific glossaries and guidanc...

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Engineering's unequal paths – Investigative Reporting Workshop - Vimarsana News

Engineering's unequal paths – Investigative Reporting Workshop

Ida Habtemichael understands she’s a statistical rarity. Black, female mechanical engineers make up less than 2 percent of the engineering workforce. A role model for those seeking STEM careers, she couldn’t be prouder of her 14 successful years rising through the senior ranks of Micron Technology. Yet Habtemichael admits she downplays the exact title of her college degree. “I don’t really identify that I have a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering technology, because there’s a stigma,” she said. “So, I don’t specify the technology portion of my major. It’s almost l...

Black engineers disproportionately face barriers in states with license restrictions – Center for Public Integrity - Vimarsana News

Black engineers disproportionately face barriers in states with license restrictions – Center for Public Integrity

Johnson said that, like his student, he himself didn’t fully understand the differences in opportunity for the two disciplines when he switched from engineering to engineering technology in his first year at North Carolina A&T State in 1983. Johnson had never heard of engineering technology before arriving at college until he was  paired with a roommate who was an ET major. While Johnson was taking theoretical classes, his roommate was in the lab.  “Though I did well in theoretical courses, I just had a passion for hands-on work since I grew up on a farm,” Johnson said. Johnson knew e...