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Cornell University Engineering Success (CUES) 2013-2014

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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/40300

The goal of the CUES Program is to increase the retention and graduation rates of underrepresented minority (URM) and first generation college (FGC) students to levels equal to the overall engineering student body. To advance this goal, CUES implements three research proven interventions starting from students’ first year and continuing through their senior year. These three interventions each address known barriers to the success of highly qualified and talented Cornell engineering students.

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    Report of 2014 focus group interviews with CUES students
    Zehnder, Alan; Hernandez, Sara; George, Magnia (2015-06-25)
    Brief summary of findings from focus group interviews of CUES students, covering the three main elements of the project: spatial visualization, enhanced tutoring and the engineering summer math institute.
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    CUES 2013-2014 Update
    Zehnder, Alan; Hernandez, Sara (2015-06-25)
    Year 1 and 2 activities in the CUES Program are summarized. Included are: early retention indicators (persistence and grades), pre- and post-test scores on the Purdue Spatial Visualization Test, outcomes (grades) of students participating in tutoring and grade ranges of students participating in the Engineering Summer Math Institute.