STEM Jumpstart
STEM Jumpstart Learning Community is a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) program in partnership with the STEM Success Program, the MPS Program and UndocuSTEM. STEM Jumpstart will consist of a cohort of incoming students and provide the necessary tools to succeed in their first year as a STEM major. If you are interested in being part of this pilot learning community, please fill out the application form below.
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Past STEM Events
Health Care Providers Career Panel
How do you take your passion to the next level?
Join us as we host a panel of healthcare workers sharing their journey into advanced clinical and administrative practice
This is the third in a series of career panels in the healthcare industry and is a cross event as part of the “We Are Essential” workers series honoring workers who have been instrumental in our surviving and navigating the current pandemic.
Our Panelists Include
- Dr. Jennifer Domingo-Mihalko, MD
Obstetrics & Gynecology Specialist, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center - Dr. Dana Salvador, MD
Senior Physician - Kaiser, Department of Adult and Family Medicine - Gabriela Carranza, PA-C, MMS
Physician Assistant - Stanford Healthcare, Family Medicine - Dr. Rosafel A. Nogra, DNP, FNP-C, PHN
Clinic Director | Family Nurse Practitioner- De Anza College, Student Health Center - Dr. Wil Firmender Ph.D.
Director | Licensed Psychologist - De Anza College, Psychological Services
Cosponsors are Latinas in Bio student club, HEFAS, STEM Success Program, the Nursing Department, Athletics, the Student Success Center, CTE- Career Technical Education, Student Health Services, National Association of Hispanic Nurses- Greater San Jose Chapter and the Office of Equity.
San Francisco STEM Tour!
UC Davis Campus Tour
UC Santa Cruz Campus Tour
Math Performance Success (MPS) Program
The Math Performance Success (MPS) Program had been awarded $1.9 Million for the Innovation for Higher Education from the California Chancellor's Office. Funds will be used to expand the MPS STEM pathway which will increase the share of students finishing pre-calculus series.
The U.S. will have over 1 million jobs by 2018 in STEM fields but only 16% STEM degrees will be awarded to U.S. college students.
De Anza College is dedicated to minimizing this gap and increasing the recruitment of students into STEM fields.
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