The new cohort of SUSTAIN Scholars were excited to hear from Margaret Usdansky founding director of the Center for Learning and Student Success to discuss all things regarding academic and career success!
A great story about the interest our NSF-sponsored SUSTAIN project is generating among philanthropists. Philanthropy that Empowers Students to Succeed in STEM https://t.co/xPnqE5AS9f #SyracuseU
“SUSTAIN is a family to me. My fellow scholars support me in more ways than one and I’m very thankful I had the opportunity to meet all of them.
I plan on working in a clinical setting after graduation, and then applying to medical school.” -Shelby Dunn
“SUSTAIN is a family to me. My fellow scholars support me in more ways than one and I’m very thankful I had the opportunity to meet all of them.
I plan on working in a clinical setting after graduation, and then applying to medical school.” -Shelby Dunn
“SUSTAIN means a great deal to me. It is where I was able to expand my wings and learn amazing new things. I was able to make new friends, gain new experiences, and become who I am today. I am very grateful for all the opportunities I have gained."
-Alyssa Hanlon
We are so excited to celebrate the SUSTAIN scholars of the class of 2021. In the coming days leading up to graduation, we will be showcasing each of the scholars recognizing all of their success, and highlighting their plans for the future. Congratulations!
Please check out our latest article from the #NSF funded @sustainstem project: Early year undergraduate researchers’ reflections on the values and perceived costs of their research experience, led by @johnwtillotson and @GDCeyhan https://t.co/kUKXUgxrrB
Congrats to Dr. Gaye Defne Ceyhan, who successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation at SU today! Her research was based on data from our NSF SUSTAIN grant. The committee also voted unanimously to nominate Gaye’s thesis for the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Prize. Bravo!👩🏻🎓
How can we be trying so hard but are only achieving incremental change rather than transformational change? Mary E. Boyce explores how #HigherEd can move from first-order to second-order change in enacting equity in STEM. #AACUSTEM
Mary E. Boyce, assistant vice provost for equity, inclusion, and academic affairs at @UMichDiversity, kicks off of the #AACUSTEM conference with her keynote, “Creating Conditions to Transform Undergraduate STEM Education.” #InclusiveExcellence#STEMIsTheNewBlack
Here’s the crowd at tonight’s #SU150 program in Chicago. Incredible.
We’ll be in Rochester on November 14, and you should be too! https://t.co/L974GgLZXa
In 2020, the #SU150 celebration comes to San Francisco, Atlanta and Boston. It’s the most amazing time to #BeOrange. 🍊
“The greatest part of @SyracuseU is that you immediately know who’s the best, and you get to meet the people who are the best, and you get to emulate the people who are the best.” @jasonbenetti really says it well! 🍊
“@SyracuseU has become a place where students can achieve anything they want to achieve and be anything they want to be. It’s a university where we’re committed to ensuring every student can attain what it is they want to attain.” - Professor John Tillotson, @EngineeringSU
Thank you to @scmicek and Marc Micek for closing out this evening’s program! Sandra and Marc met while studying abroad with @syracuseabroad in London. We love that they are Orange! 🍊
Today, we celebrated the accomplishments made by our fabulous SUSTAIN Scholars over the past two years. This talented group of STEM majors is going to make their mark on the world. Congratulations!!! 🎉🎊
Thanks to Caitlin McDonough, Sarah Bratt, Ethan Stanifer and Alia Thompson for the tips and advice to the SUSTAIN scholars on what makes a good poster @sustainstem@SyracuseU
Dept. Chair, @lklautz is a 2019 recipient of the University’s highest honor for faculty, the Chancellor’s Citation for Excellence - Faculty Excellence & Scholarly Distinction. This recognizes her exceptional acumen as a scholar, a leader & an agent of change. Congrats, Laura!