Mon. June 27, 2011 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM
East Building - Room 17, Vancouver International Conference Centre
Session Description
This is session one of a two-session, ten-paper series investigating two year-to-four year engineering student transfer strategies, issues, best practices, and outcomes.
Moderated by
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Dr. Melvin L. Roberts P.E.
Papers Presented
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Pilot Survey of Engineering and Engineering Technology Students in Two-Year and Four-Year Institutions
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Michael T. Gibbons (American Society for Engineering Education), Elizabeth T. Cady (National Academy of Engineering), Catherine Didion (National Academy of Engineering), and Norman L. Fortenberry (National Academy of Engineering (Washington))
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A.A.S. + 2 = Iowa State University Bachelors of Engineering Technology: A Iowa Grassroots Success Story of Developing a 2+2 for "Career Track" Students.
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Julie A. Rursch (Iowa State University) and Douglas W. Jacobson (Iowa State University)
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The Dismantling of the Engineering Education Pipeline
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Erik N. Dunmire (College of Marin), Amelito G. Enriquez (Canada College), and Kate A. Disney (Mission College, Santa Clara)
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Characteristics of Community College Transfer Students that Successfully Matriculate and Graduate in Engineering
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Steven K. Mickelson (Iowa State University) and Marcia R. Laugerman (Iowa State University)
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Engineering Transfer Students: Characteristics, Experiences, and Student Outcomes
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Frankie Santos Laanan (Iowa State University), Dimitra Lynette Jackson (Iowa State University), and Diane T. Rover (Iowa State University)