Knox Scholars Data Science Research Program
诺克斯学者数据科学研究计划
基本信息
- 批准号:10700874
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 24.93万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-09-09 至 2027-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Active LearningApplied SkillsAreaBioinformaticsBlack raceBostonCareer ExplorationCitiesCodeCollege PreparationCommunicationCommunitiesData AnalysesData ScienceEducational workshopEnrollmentEventFaceFirst Generation College StudentsGrantHigh School StudentHispanicIndustryInstitutionInternshipsKnowledgeLatinxLeadershipLearningLow incomeMassachusettsMentorsMentorshipMethodsModelingOutcomeParticipantPersonsPublic SpeakingResearchSTEM careerSTEM fieldScholarshipSchoolsScienceScience, Technology, Engineering and MathematicsScientistStudentsTime ManagementTrainingUnderrepresented StudentsUnited StatesVisitWomanWorkYouthcareercareer preparationcollegedata visualizationdesignexperiencehigh schoolindustry partnerinterestprogramsscience teacherskillssocial emotional learningstatisticssuccesssystemic barrier
项目摘要
Project Abstract
Broad Objectives: The Knox Scholars Data Science Research Program will work to promote the
power of young people, especially Black and Latinx youth, to diversify the science, technology,
engineering, and math (STEM) fields. Participants will be Boston area high school students who are
underrepresented in STEM fields (Black and Latinx youth, first-generation college students, low-income
students). Combining paid data science internship opportunities, college access and persistence,
career readiness supported by professional mentorship, and social-emotional learning programming will
enable youth to access the financial stability associated with a booming STEM industry without leaving
the city where they grew up, while also supporting local industry with a more diverse and well-prepared
applicant pool.
Specific Aims: The Knox Scholars Data Science Research Program will reach 150 Boston-area high
school students typically underrepresented in STEM fields over five years to increase: (1) Knowledge
and skills of data science through programming over two years; (2) Career readiness in data science
through mentorships for each participant with a data science professional, data science career
exploration events, and career readiness workshops; (3) College access and persistence through
college visits, college readiness workshops, and individualized college application, financial aid, and
scholarship application support; and, (4) Youth leadership supported through social emotional learning
programming and opportunities such as a Youth Leadership Team and youth-led workshops.
Design and Methods: This two-year program will consist of: (1) two paid data science internships, the
first summer focused on training and the second summer focused on applied skills; (2) college access
and persistence programming; (3) career readiness supported by mentorship; and, (4) social-emotional
learning programming for a total of 150 Boston-area high school students underrepresented in STEM
careers. Each summer 30 youth (24 of whom will be paid through this grant) will begin the program with
a five-week paid data science training internship at MIT. Youth will learn quantitative methods, data
analysis and coding alongside basic wet lab skills to better prepare them for internships and careers in
data science fields. In addition, youth will gain skills critical to success such as time management,
proactive communication, networking, and public speaking. These 150 youth will be part of a larger
program called the LEAH Project that will place a total of 500 Boston-area high school youth in paid
STEM internships during the grant period.
项目摘要
广泛的目标:诺克斯学者数据科学研究计划将努力促进
年轻人,尤其是黑人和拉丁裔青年的力量,使科学,技术多样化
工程和数学(STEM)字段。参与者将是波士顿地区的高中生
STEM领域的代表性不足(黑人和拉丁裔青年,第一代大学生,低收入
学生)。结合付费数据科学实习机会,大学访问和持久性,
由专业指导和社会情感学习计划支持的职业准备就绪
使年轻人能够获得与蓬勃发展的STEM行业相关的财务稳定性,而无需离开
他们成长的城市,同时还为当地行业提供了更加多样化和准备充足的地方
申请人池。
具体目的:诺克斯学者数据科学研究计划将达到150个波士顿地区
学校学生通常在STEM领域的人数不足五年来增加:(1)知识
通过编程两年来,数据科学的技能; (2)数据科学的职业准备
通过为每个参与者提供数据科学专业人员的指导,数据科学职业
探索活动和职业准备工作室; (3)大学的访问和持久性
大学访问,大学就职研讨会以及个性化的大学申请,经济援助和
奖学金申请支持; (4)通过社会情感学习支持青年领导
编程和机会,例如青年领导团队和青年领导的研讨会。
设计和方法:这个为期两年的计划将包括:(1)两个付费数据科学实习,
第一个夏天专注于训练,第二个夏天专注于应用技能; (2)大学访问
和持久性编程; (3)由指导支持的职业准备; (4)社会情感
学习节目的总计150个波士顿地区的高中学生在STEM中的人数不足
职业。每年夏天有30名青年(其中24名将通过这笔赠款支付)将与
在麻省理工学院进行了为期五周的付费数据科学培训实习。青年将学习定量方法,数据
分析和编码以及基本的湿实验室技能,以更好地为实习和职业做好准备
数据科学领域。此外,青年将获得对成功至关重要的技能,例如时间管理,
积极的沟通,网络和公开演讲。这150名青年将成为更大的一部分
名为Leah项目的计划将使总共500个波士顿地区的高中青年
STEM实习期间。
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