NSF STEM Scholarship Information

2007 Paying for College Student Resource Guide (PDF)

Other Scholarship/Internship Opportunities

Welcome to

THE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS COLLEGIAN CENTER

Our Mission


The STEM Collegian Center goal is to provide a supportive and rewarding environment to encourage, improve, and commend student success in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and related fields. This is accomplished through academics, faculty mentoring, internships, student projects, field trips, conferences, and peer interaction.

 

Membership Criteria and Activities                                                                                         

You are eligible to be a member of the STEM Collegian Center if you:

  • Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5

  • Contact faculty mentor at least twice each month

  • Participate in two or more STEM Collegian Center activities per semester

  • Participate in at least one civic engagement activity per semester

  • Participate in assessment surveys and activities to help improve the Center

  • Keep the STEM Collegian Center advised of changes in contact information

  • Participate in periodic tracking surveys (by phone, mail, or email) for a period of

  • five years after leaving the STEM Collegian Center (Responses to tracking

  • surveys will help improve the Center and opportunities for future students.)

Program Features and Activities

 

  Members will have a variety opportunities to develop in their chosen majors by:

  • Access to internships (research opportunities)

  • Faculty support (mentoring)

  • Peer interaction and support

  • Field trips

  • Seminars and workshops

  • Design contests

  • Academic enrichment

  • Professional development (resume writing, shadowing, etc.)

  • Leadership opportunities

  • Scholarship opportunities

  • Student and faculty excellence recognition

Other Information

 

  To view other STEM Collegian Center information, select:

The Prince George's Community College's STEM Collegian Center is funded in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation.