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October 2005
Systemic Research presents highlights of three NSF Programs at the American Council for Education Conference in Phoenix
Systemic Research presented highlights of three National Science Foundation undergraduate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs during the American Council for Education
biennial “Educating All of One Nation” Conference in Phoenix, AZ, on October 7, 2005.
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April 2005
MIE Program Highlights Presented at 2005 AERA Meeting
MIE Program Highlights Presented during 2005 American Education Research Association Meeting: News Articles on the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Systemic Research and six MIE institutions held a symposium entitled “Undergraduate Retention Models in Minority Serving Institutions: Findings
from the NSF & NASA’s MIE Program” during the 2005 American Education Research Association Meeting in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on April 13 presenting
MIE Program highlights focusing on undergraduate student retention. The Chronicle of Higher Education published an article describing the session in
the Today’s News section of the periodical.
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April 2005
HBCU-UP Program Highlights Presented at 2005 AERA Meeting
The HBCU-UP program highlights and case stories, Strengthening the Foundation of Future Black Scientists and Engineers, was presented
at the 2005 American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting held in Montreal, Canada on April 13, 2005 by spokespeople from
Systemic Research, Albany State University, North Carolina A&T State University, Prairie View A&M University and Southern University
at New Orleans. The symposium shared overall HBCU-UP program highlights and outcomes and each of the four institutions presented their
HBCU-UP project goals and objectives, implementation strategies, and achievement focusing on improvement on student outcome and
infrastructure development in STEM education reform.
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August 2005
Tenth Annual MIE/MSET Workshop
The Tenth Annual MIE MSET workshop was held in San Juan, Puerto Rico on August 11-12, 2005.
The workshop was attended by 21 participants representing PIs/PDs, and data managers from the six MIE institutions,
National Science Foundation, and research companies. The purpose of the workshop was to disseminate and review MSET-2005,
review MIE Fact Book 2004, and share current and future activities and issues.
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July 2005
Aims Key Indicator System (AKIS-2005) Workshop
The 2nd Annual AIMS AKIS workshop was held during the
fifteenth annual Salish Kootenai College Tribal Register’s
Workshop on the grounds of the college on July 26, 2005.
Approximately 50 representatives from most of the TCUs
attended the workshop. The main purpose of the workshop
was to disseminate and review AKIS-2005 and view the first
draft of each institution’s 2004 AIMS report.
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June 2005
Third Annual TCUP TSET Workshop
The Third Annual TCUP/TSET Workshop for PI/PD’s, Data Managers and Local Evaluators was held
at the Treasure Island Hotel in Las Vegas, NV on June 23, 2005. The workshop was attended by thirtysix
participants, including PI/PD’s, data managers, and evaluators, representing 25 TCUP institutions
from all four TCUP implementation cohorts, one planning grant institution and Systemic Research.
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April 2005
MIE Program Highlights Presented at 2005 AERA Meeting
Systemic Research and six MIE institutions held a symposium
entitled “Undergraduate Retention Models in Minority Serving
Institutions: Findings from the NSF & NASA’s MIE Program”
during the 2005 American Education Research Association
Meeting in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on April 13 presenting
MIE Program highlights focusing on undergraduate student
retention. The Chronicle of Higher Education published
an article describing the session in the Today’s News
section of the periodical.
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April 2005
HBCU-UP Program Highlights Presented at 2005 AERA Meeting
The HBCU-UP program highlights and case stories, Strengthening
the Foundation of Future Black Scientists and Engineers,
was presented at the 2005 American Educational Research
Association Annual Meeting held in Montreal, Canada on
April 13, 2005 by spokespeople from Systemic Research,
Albany State University, North Carolina A&T State
University, Prairie View A&M University and Southern
University at New Orleans. The symposium shared overall
HBCU-UP program highlights and outcomes and each of the
four institutions presented their HBCU-UP project goals
and objectives, implementation strategies, and achievement
focusing on improvement on student outcome and infrastructure
development in STEM education reform.
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April 2005
HBCU-UP SEIS-2005 Workshop
The HBUC-UP SEIS-2005 Workshop was held Tuesday, April 22, 2005 as a breakout session during the NSF HRD
Joint Annual Meeting 2005 at the Grand Hyatt Washington hotel in Washington, DC.
Seventy-five people representing 39 Historically Black Colleges and Universities attended the session.
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