- Anoka Ramsey Community College
- Augsburg College
- Carleton College
- Century College
- Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College
- Gustavus Adolphus College
- Macalester College
- Metropolitan State University
- Minneapolis Community and Technical College
- Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA)
- Minnesota State University, Mankato
- North Hennepin Community College
- Saint Olaf College
- Science Museum of Minnesota
- St. Cloud State University
- University of Minnesota, Duluth
- University of Minnesota, Morris
- University of Minnesota Twin Cities
- Partner resources
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
The Minnesota Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation
Gustavus Adolphus College
Upcoming Events
- Oct 7 2008 - 3:30pm - Oct 8 2008 - 11:30am
- Mar 14 2009 - 4:00am
LSAMP Representatives
Brenda Kelly, Ph.D., North Star STEM Site Coordinator
LSAMP Activity
North Star Scholar Program
- Underrepresented minority (URM) students with an interest in or declared major in a STEM discipline will be invited to apply to the North Star Scholar program. In the Scholar program, students will be exposed to a breadth of STEM career and educational opportunities, provided with networking opportunities with STEM professionals, allowed the opportunity to participate and work with peer mentors in study groups, and introduced to research opportunities in STEM.
- Second through fourth-year students with an interest in leadership will be supported through the North Star Fellows program. Fellows will be student leaders within the Gustavus LSAMP program acting as tutors and peer mentors, directing, leading, and participating in Alliance-wide activities, and conducting research projects.
Resources
Institutional Scope
- Founded in 1862, Gustavus Adolphus College is a church-related residential, co-educational liberal arts college primarily serving traditional-age students. The College has a highly talented student population of approximately 2,500 and a strong faculty committed to teaching and liberal learning.
- In recent years, it has typically ranked among the top 20 liberal arts colleges in the country in the number of National Merit Scholars it enrolls, in the number of students who study abroad, and as an undergraduate source of Peace Corps volunteers.
- The two-day Annual Nobel Conferences, which since 1965 have been the only ongoing educational forums in the United States authorized by The Nobel Foundation, reflect the College's special relationship with The Nobel Foundation. Each year some 5000-6000 high school and college students, educated laypersons and scientists participate in this special event, which features the world’s leading authorities on cutting-edge science issues.