2015 Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in STEM Education
Faculty Scholars:
Rebecca Ciancanelli, Julia Willis
Student Academic & Services Center
Inclusive Biology Success Project
John Falconer
Chemical & Biological Engineering
Interactive Simulations combined with Screencasts and ConcepTests
Enrique Lopez
School of Education
Reframing Science Retention and Achievement: Using an Asset-Based Approach to Examine Why Students Succeed in Science?
Andrew Martin, Cynthia Buchenroth-Martin
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Experimental evaluation of a difficult to assess learning goal: effective communication and productive collaboration towards a common goal
Graduate Scholars:
Sara Grover
Psychology & Neuroscience
Examining the Quality of Cross-Sex Interactions in Undergraduate STEM Courses and How it Affects Women’s Belonging, Self-Efficacy, and Confidence in STEM
Brittany Kos
ATLAS
Computer Science is “Hard”: Uncovering Cultural Identities Within Introductory Computing Courses
Susan Miller
School of Education
Computational Thinking for Undergraduate Students in the Context of Preservice Teacher Education
Jane Barker
Psychology & Neuroscience
Developing skills to persist and succeed in STEM: Comparing self-directedness, learning, curiosity, and persistence in more- and less-structured Science Discovery Camps