Academic Performance And Cooperative Employment Of Transfer Scholars In Engineering & Engineering Technology Programs

Abstract

He also holds the endowed Russell C. McCarthy Chair and serves as the Director of RIT's Environmental Management Leadership Initiative. He has directed or co-directed six international symposia in the US and Europe in the areas of environment and sustainability.

Persistence, Cooperative Employment, and Graduation Statistics of Transfer Scholars in Engineering and Engineering Technology Programs

“…Table 1 shows data on academic status for each cohort of scholars at the end of the fall quarter of AY 2011-12. Of the AY 2009-10 cohort of 24 scholars, one student transferred to another STEM program at our university, and two students left the university after an extended leave of absence 3 . At the end of the fall quarter of this academic year, fifty seven scholars were either in school or on paid full-time cooperative employment 4 .…”