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ABOUT US
The STEM Digital Village (SDV) is an online community managed by the LU STEM group. It was conceived as a result of lessons learned during the first LINC program, funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), as well as during years of teaching college level
STEM courses. A subsequent, Continuation NSF grant continued funding of the LINC project through 2014. The Continuation grant enabled the LU LINC team to build STEM Digital Village into the tool that was envisioned early on during the first phase of the LINC
project.
Archived News -Read news about previous STEM Scholars
Student Links – Preparation for Success tools
Study Aids – Help tools for STEM courses
NOYCE STEM TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
In 2014 LU, with the support of a Noyce STEM Teachers Scholarship program, undertook the mission of increasing its production of quality STEM teachers – a national concern. The program is poised to increase Chemistry teachers by 500%, math by 300% and Biology by 100%.
LINC PROJECT
Langston’s Integrated Network College (LINC), developed and launched in 2007 at Langston University, has been instrumental in contributing significantly to the diversity of the nation’s STEM professionals who hold advanced STEM and medical degrees.
COMPETENCE PERFORMANCE RECORDING FOR LEARNING (CPR-L)
CPR-L is an innovative Teaching and Learning Process and Strategy that is aimed at resuscitating students’ learning the analytical process of problem solving, enhancing their understanding of core course concepts, and enhancing their problem-solving skills.
A CASE FOR STEM
Job Opportunities
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which measures labor market activity, predicts that STEM occupations are projected to grow 1.4 times faster than non-STEM occupations (10.5% STEM vs. 7.5% non-STEM) between 2020 and 2030.
Money
STEM workers who majored in a STEM field in college typically made higher salaries than those who did not: on average, $101,100 vs. $87,600. – Unites States Census Bureau. June 02, 2021.
Opportunity to Innovate
You might find that you enjoy STEM research, and could find yourself working on cutting-edge innovations that create solutions for current and future issues.
See what LINC scholars are doing now
A LINC Innovator
Woman is first African American to earn PhD in Chemistry at UT-Arlington
This headline, published in August, 2022 by local Fox 4 in Arlington, Texas referred to Langston University’s LINC and Noyce STEM Teacher Program alum, Dr. Lindsay Davis.
Dr. Davis joined the LU Chemistry faculty, while continuing her post-graduate research at UT-Arlington. READ MORE HERE.