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ISSN 2576-6767
Research Articles
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2018September 24, 2018 CDT

Demonstrating the Efficacy of the Health Sciences and Technology Academy: Using Archival Standardized Test Scores to Analyze an OST College-Preparatory Program for Underserved Youth

Feon Smith-Branch, Sherron McKendall, Bethany Hornbeck, Ann Chester, Alan McKendall,
at risk studentsstem enrichmentstandardized teststatistical analysisout-of-school-time programs
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Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2018

Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2018
  • Why All Scientists Should Promote Science Outreach
    Bruce Alberts
  • Charles Darwin Synthetic Interview: A 19th Century Scientists Speaks in the 21st Century
    David LampeBrinley KantorskiJohn Pollock
  • Collaborative Curriculum Design as a Framework for Designing Teacher Professional Development That Produces the Content Knowledge for Teaching the Life Sciences
    Stephanie TammenRussel FauxKarina MeiriBerri Jacque
  • Impacts of a Holistic Place-Based Community Internship on Participant Interest in Science and Conservation Pathways
    Judith Lemus
  • Celebrating STEM in Rural Communities: A Model for an Inclusive Science and Engineering Fesitval
    Maureen MunnJoan GriswoldHelene StarksStephanie FullertonConan ViernesThelma SipeMike BrownCraig DwightRandy KnuthSheldon Levias
  • Hk Maker Lab: An Engineering Design Summer Program for High School Students
    Aaron KyleMichael CarapezzaChristine Kovich
  • Interdisciplinary Science and Research: A Novel Program to Advance Student Preparation in STEM
    Jennifer UfnarVirginia Shepherd
  • Taking a Look at the Health Sciences and Technology Academy (HSTA): Student-Research Partnership Increases Survey Size, Hands-on STEM Learning, and Research-Community Connections
    Paul SicilianoBethany HornbeckSarah HanksSummer KuhnAlicia ZbehlikAnn Chester
  • The Luck of the Draw: A Programmatic Description of a Game Designed to Promote Student Engagement and Critical Thinking Skills
    Alice BowerKami TsaiCarey RyanRebecca AndersonAndrew JametonMaurice Godfrey
  • Science Teacher Motivations for Repeat Attendance at University Outreach Center Professional Development Programs
    Julie BokorKent CrippenMary Jo Koroly
  • Game-Based Health Education: The Case of Hexacago Health Academy
    Megan MacklinPatrick JagodaIan JonesMelissa Gilliam
  • Teaching the Genome Generation: Bringing Modern Human Genetics Into the Classroom Through Teacher Professional Development
    Kelly LaRueMichael McKernanKristin BassCharles Wray
  • If You Give a Kid an Oyster: Reflections on Collaborations in Place- Based STEM Education Through Oyster Restoration Science in New York City
    Elisa CarefMelissa RexAnnie LederbergGaylen Moore
  • Paving the Road Into College and STEM for Latino Students
    Diley HernandezMarion UsselmanShaheen RanaMeltem AlemdarAnalia Rao
  • Pandem-Sim: Development and Pilot Testing of a Live Simulation of Infectious Disease Outbreaks
    Charles WoodDebbie TyrrellManetta CalingerJackie ShiaLori KudlakLaura Ondeck
  • Improving Access to Hands-On STEM Education Using a Mobile Laboratory
    William RodenRebecca HowsmonRebecca CarterMark RuffoAmanda Jones
  • Social Media Based STEM Enrichment Curriculum Positively Impacts Rural Adolescent Health Measures
    Ann ChesterSara HanksSummer KuhnFloyd JonesTravis WhiteMisty HarrisBethany HornbeckSherron McKendallMary McMillionCathy MortonMallory SlusserR. Kyle Saunders
  • The Vanderbilt Scientist in the Classroom Partnership: A Novel Collaborative Apprenticeship Model for Situated Professional Development
    Jennifer UfnarCarver LeeVirginia Shepherd
  • Demonstrating the Efficacy of the Health Sciences and Technology Academy: Using Archival Standardized Test Scores to Analyze an OST College-Preparatory Program for Underserved Youth
    Feon Smith-BranchSherron McKendallBethany HornbeckAnn ChesterAlan McKendall
  • Sowing the Seeds of Neuroscience Middle School Curriculum Program: Learning About the Nervous System Using Medicinal Plants
    Eric ChudlerKristina StrausEnrique OrlinaVeronica Smith
  • Science Teaching Excites Medical Interest: A Teacher Professional Development Program in Mississippi
    Andrew NotebaertMarie BarnardEdgar MeyerCaroline ComprettaDavid AllenStephen StrayJuanyce TaylorDonna SullivanRob Rockhold
  • Farmers Markets and Fairs as Venues for Doing Math in Rural Settings
    Jan MokrosJennifer Atkinson
  • Preparing 8th Grade Students to Excel in Physical Science: HandsOn Physics (HOP)!
    Melike Dizbay-OnatJ Michael Wyss
  • The Importance of Improving Youths’ Attitudes Toward Science (ATS): Validation of a Short Form Assessment of Attitudes in Science Constructs for Fourth Grade (AASC-4)
    Sebastian DiazAshley RosenoVirginia StageShawn MooreAllender LynchDaniel DickersonMelani Duffrin
  • Programming Where the Kids Are: An Informal STEM Series at Day-Camps to Improve Attitudes Toward Science and Engineering
    Mitchell MasonKristy OuelletteSarah Sparks
  • The Emergence of Outreach Ambassador Role Identities in Undergraduate Engineering Students
    Joanna GarnerChristine HaasMichael AlleyAvi Kaplan
  • Informal Science Experiences Among Urban and Rural Youth: Exploring Differences at the Intersections of Socioeconomic Status, Gender and Ethnicity
    Patricia Wonch HillJulia McquillanEileen HebetsAmy SpiegelJudy Diamond
Journal of STEM Outreach
Smith-Branch, F., McKendall, S., Hornbeck, B., Chester, A., & McKendall, A. (2018). Demonstrating the Efficacy of the Health Sciences and Technology Academy: Using Archival Standardized Test Scores to Analyze an OST College-Preparatory Program for Underserved Youth. Journal of STEM Outreach, 1(1), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.15695/jstem/v1i1.19
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