Provide Support Services for Incoming NSM Students

Help ensure incoming student success at NSM.

Your investment will:

  • Support peer mentorship programs
  • Enhance programming like the “Think Like Einstein” course for first-year students
  • Create a national model for innovative mathematics instruction

California employs more than 13 percent of the U.S. STEM workforce — one that requires a strong foundation in science and mathematics. Strengthening this workforce requires a successful transition from high school or community college to our four-year university. The college has a long history of successfully bridging the gap between community college and university, but fewer resources at the federal level threaten our ability to properly fund necessary programs to support our first-generation students and build a diverse STEM pipeline. Once admitted, students need a clear pathway to timely degree completion. First-year programming such as the “Think Like Einstein” course and innovations in mathematics instruction not only impact the college’s students, but students from all disciplines. These vital support services are mainly funded through grants and private donations.

Your investment will ensure we have the resources to sustain and enhance a robust support structure so math and science are accessible and attractive to all entering students.

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Contact

For more information about this investment opportunity and how your contribution will be used, contact:

Michael Karg
Executive Director of Development
mkarg@fullerton.edu
657-278-3348

Toni Miller
Senior Director of Development
tamiller@fullerton.edu
657-278-3308

800 N. State College Blvd.
Fullerton, CA 92831-3599

657-278-2011

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