LSAMP at CSU Channel Islands
Supported by NSF and the CSU Chancellor's Office. Hear what our student testimonials have to say about their experiences and impact LSAMP has contributed to their success as an undergraduate.
LSAMP Award: NSF Award #HRD-1826490 & Chancellor's Office (2022/23)
Events
Spring '23 Schedule
Date | Activity |
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Feb. 3 | LSAMP In-Person Kickoff Seminar (4:00-5:30PM) El Dorado Hall #140. Welcome New Members |
Feb. 17 | LSAMP Seminar (4:00-5:30PM) El Dorado Hall #140. Guest Speaker: CSUCI's Wellness Promotion & Education Office |
March 3 | LSAMP Seminar (4:00-5:30PM) El Dorado Hall #140. Guest Speaker: Cameron Embree, Software Engineer with Patagonia & CSUCI Alum / Mock interview workshop |
March 17 | LSAMP Seminar (4:00-5:30PM) El Dorado Hall # 140 |
March 20-24 | Spring Recess |
March 31 | Cesar Chavez Holiday / Campus Closed |
April 7 | LSAMP Seminar (3:30-5:30PM) El Dorado Hall #140 LinkedIn Presentation & Photo Shoot |
April 21 | Grad School Visit @ UC Santa Barbara |
April 28-29 | CSU Student Research Competition @ San Diego State University |
May 5 | LSAMP "End of Year Celebration" (4:00-5:30PM) El Dorado Hall #140 |
May 6 | CSU Channel Islands SAGE RESEARCH CONFERENCE |
May 20 | Commencement |
Of course, we’ll continue a variety of professional development activities during seminars that have STEM speakers as the main part of the agenda.
What is LSAMP
Initiated in 1994 with support from the National Science Foundation (NSF), the California State University Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (CSU-LSAMP) is a statewide, comprehensive academic support program dedicated to increasing the number of graduating individuals who face or have faced social, educational, or economic barriers to careers in the STEM disciplines from CSU campuses with a baccalaureate degree in the STEM disciplines. The program focuses on strengthening the mathematical skills of these students and continues to support them as they prepare to apply to graduate programs.