STEM-NET, HSI-Hub Overview

Dissemination Plan

To develop a centralized hub to (i) disseminate best practices of the CSU U.S. Department of Education (ED)-funded Title III, Part F HSI-STEM Articulation Program projects, based at the CSU Office of the Chancellor within the STEM-NET consortium, and (ii) broker ideas, stimulate debate, and offer creative yet practical solutions to tackle the most pressing problems in STEM education. STEM-NET is a multicampus consortium working with all 23 CSU campuses and in all areas of STEM research and education, and will coordinate these efforts.

Objectives

To facilitate the spread of knowledge and associated evidence-based interventions on a wide scale across the CSU system.
To distribute information and intervention materials to targeted audience(s).
To enable access to best practices of decision makers in the CSU.
To transform scientific evidence for its use in practice.

CSU Title III Awardees and Leads

The STEM-NET, HSI-Hub is supported by the directors and project managers leading the Tilte III, HSI-STEM grants and implementation efforts at their respective institutions across the CSUs.

Leadership

HSI-Hub Logic Model

The HSI-Hub logic model is an outline for what the hub intends to accomplish in the upcoming years and how the dissemination of best practices is approached for systemwide.

Logic Model

HSI-Hub Updates

You want to learn more about what the HSI-Hub has to offer? You can get the most recent quarterly updates from the hub and more information on here.

Hub Updates

STEM-NET will coordinate with all funded USDE projects to:

Share best and promising practices across all CSU institutions.
Support and facilitate the sustainability of HSI-STEM practices.
Initiate and sustain multi-dimensional conversations pertaining to Hispanic student success, including transfer students.
Build and expand partnerships for the implementation work needed for the future.