STM 300 STEM Colloquium III

Fall/Spring

This course is an upper-level course in the STM Colloquium sequence. Students are expected to utilize and apply knowledge and skills learned in previous STM courses to complete hands-on research that integrates their own field of STEM with other fields. Faculty mentoring plays an integral role in this course as does fostering student responsibility for learning and research as a process. In addition to research mentoring, this course will utilize relationships with industry professionals: one-on-one mentoring by regional industry leaders. Other activities supported by this course may include alumni discussions; career panels; field trips; site or other industry visits; career preparation and/or graduate school preparation. Related experiences enhanced by this course may include study abroad, internships, and independent studies. Grading will be Pass/Fail. Prerequisite: STM 200

0.5 credit hour