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*
This program was made possible by the generous support of
the National Science Foundation Award for the Integration
of Research and Education (NSF-AIRE).
*
Of the 5 faculty members who participated in the program,
4 returned the evaluation surveys in the fall of 1999. Of
the 8 student mentors, 7 returned the surveys.
*
Of the 5 faculty members who participated in the program,
3 returned the evaluation surveys in the spring. Of the 8
student mentors, 3 returned the surveys.
Introduction
Psychology
References
Appendix
A: Survey of faculty summer experience and school year expectations
Appendix
B: Survey of student summer experience and school year expectations
Appendix
C: Mentor Follow-up Survey
Appendix
D: Faculty Follow-up Survey
Appendix
E: Survey for students in contact with the student mentors
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