Sinclair Community College
The program will provide financial stipends for activities and tasks that are associated with making students successful. These are some of the activities that qualify for a stipend:
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Attending a qualifying Sinclair Talks presentation
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Meeting with an advisor, faculty member, or internship coordinator
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Attending a tutoring session
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Performing peer tutoring (not otherwise paid)
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Attending qualifying activities (Math Colloquium, student clubs, etc.)
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Paid semester research internships at local Universities
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Mentoring activities
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Travel to regional, state, or national STEM related conferences
Program Highlight
Oscar Ntakontagize
Sinclair scholar Oscar Ntakontagize doing UR research at Wright State University. Oscar received a full financial scholarship to transfer to the University of Dayton.
Acceptable Majors
- Associate of Science
- Architectural Technology
- Automation and Control Technology
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Chemistry
- Civil Engineering Technology
- Electromechanical Engineering Technology
- Electronics Engineering Technology
- Energy Management Technology
- Engineering Technology & Engineering University Transfer
- Geology
- HVAC-R Engineering Technology
- Industrial Engineering Technology
- Information Technology: Networking and User Support; Software and Web Development; Cyber Defense/Security; Data Analytics
- Manufacturing Engineering Technlogy
- Mathematics
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Mechatronics
- Physics
- Unmanned Aerial Systems
Personnel
LSAMP Program Coordinator
Marita K. Abram
LSAMP Program PI
Anthony M. Ponder, PhD