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Parkland Science Scholars: improving retention, graduation, and transfer rates in low-income community college STEM students
No full textParkland College is a community college in Champaign, Illinois with 30% of students Pell eligible and approximately 32% of students considered underrepresented race/ethnicity (2024).
Parkland Science Scholars (PSS) is an NSF: S-STEM Track 1 (Institutional Capacity Building) program. PSS seeks to address Parkland’s low retention and graduation/transfer rates for low-income students in the Natural Sciences using five pillars: scholarship funds, tiered mentorship, summer research opportunities, community building, and a seminar course (SCI-121)
Irving Berlin\u27s White Christmas
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Irving Berlin\u27s White Christmas
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Irving Berlin\u27s White Christmas
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The Friendliest Bradyrhizobia - The Spectrum of Partner Quality Amongst Soybean\u27s Symbiont
Get PDFCan vermicompost mitigate water stress & pest pressure on zucchini?
Get PDFINTRODUCTION Urban agriculture faces numerous challenges; particularly water access and pest pressure. Vermicompost might mitigate water stress by enhancing organic matter and humic acids that improve water retention1, and relieve pest pressure by enhancing plant defensive chemistry.2 In this experiment, we examine how water stress and vermicompost interactively shape pest attraction
