The Binghamton success program: institutionalizing a minority engineering program

The Binghamton success program: institutionalizing a minority engineering program

The Binghamton success program, which is part of the N.S.F. funded L.S. Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation in New York State, seeks to increase both enrollment and retention of historically under-represented groups in mathematics, the sciences and engineering. The program has achieved succes...

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