STEM: Steps Toward Exhibiting Mastery Program
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The STEM Program is designed to promote student success through increased acceptance rates into undergraduate students' intended majors and increased college graduation rates of students. The STEM Program provides free one-on-one tutoring for many lower-level courses (1000 and 2000 levels) and select upper-level courses (3000 and 4000 levels). In addition to tutoring, the STEM Program provides undergraduate students academic support through peer mentoring, counseling referrals, multicultural activities, educational seminars, career and graduate school planning, and other resources to enhance their education and college experience, as well as to enable them to achieve a post-secondary degree.
The STEM Program strives to ensure that all students are given the full opportunity to discover and develop their talents, interests, and unique potential, and to provide a learning-centered and student-centered environment that presents the context for intellectual, cultural, professional, and personal growth during the college experience. Each student will learn to become an independent, confident learner and develop good study habits and time management skills.
For more information on how to sign up and to review the list of eligibility requirements, please click here.
The STEM Program is funded by the State of Michigan Workforce Development Agency (formerly Department of Energy, Labor, and Economic Growth) King-Chavez-Parks Initiative and the Division of Multicultural Affairs.
For more information on how you can participate and the eligibility requirements, click here.
Please report any suspected or alleged instances of wrongdoing or misconduct or concerns about inappropriate service provisions and practices by any peer mentor to the STEM Director at (269) 387-3316 or at vunsin.h.doubblestein@wmich.edu. In case of a medical emergency or an immediate threat to your personal safety, please call 911 or the WMU Police at (269) 387-5555.