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Center for the Advancement of Students in Academia (CASA) MESA California National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Pacific Asian Society of Engineers (PASE) San Diego MESA Alliance Industry Advisory Board Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

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Atkins Global Bio4Front Inc. CH2M City of San Diego Cubic General Atomics Harris & Associates HDR, Inc. HNTB Corporation Hologic Infrastructure Engineering Corporation Kyocera America, Inc. Nasland Engineering NAVAIR Fleet Readiness Center Southwest Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest Northrop Grumman NV5 Ocean Discovery Institute Professional Engineers in California Government (PECG) Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems Rick Engineering Company Safran Power Units San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board San Diego Gas & Electric Solar Turbines Inc. SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific Tocagen T.Y. Lin International Group UTC Aerospace Systems

FOR MORE THAN 30 years, the SDSU MESA program has served STEM majors; providing academic support, “out of classroom” experiences and industry and alumni engagement, which help students succeed academically and develop professionally to achieve career goals. MESA students engage in "high impact" experiences, such as undergraduate research, first year seminar, learning communities, internships and leadership development.

Developing Students for Careers in STEM

MESA Statewide Student Leadership Conference

MESA Program San Diego State University 5500 Campanile Drive San Diego, CA 92182-1303 Phone: (619) 594-7419 Fax: (619) 594-2108 E 208 or GMCS 322B http://mep.sdsu.edu email: [email protected] Rev 2/2018

MISSION To graduate underserved students in the fields of engineering and physical sciences increasing diversity in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) workforce. OBJECTIVES To foster a collaborative learning environment in order:  

To help students succeed academically To provide professional development opportunities

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Low income (financial aid or tax information will be required). First generation college students

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First generation to study a STEM major

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U.S. Citizen, Permanent Resident or California Resident AB540 (with nonresident tuition exemption). Majoring in: Engineering, Astronomy, Bio Chemistry, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Mathematics, Physical Science, Physics, or Statistics.

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EXPERIENCES

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Academic advising

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Arduino Academy

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Alerts (jobs, internships, research, scholar-

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MESA socials

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Industry tours

ships, volunteerism, STEM events)

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Freshman Orientation Course (ENGR 96)

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Industry Training Academies

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Transfer Orientation Course (GEN S 250)

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Pre-college volunteer opportunities

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Letters of recommendation

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Statewide Leadership Conference

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Scholarships

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STEM competitions

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STEM Shadow Day

WHO SHOULD APPLY* 

OUT OF CLASSROOM

SERVICES

Engineering 96 freshman orientation class

Training Academy at Solar Turbines

STEM Shadow Day at San Diego Gas & Electric

Annual Scholarship Reception

*EOP, LSAMP, Pre-MARC and Compact Scholars students are encouraged to apply.

APPLICATION TIMEFRAME March: Application opens June: Application deadline Visit mep.sdsu.edu for more info and to apply.