The Upstate Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (ULSAMP) was formed to attract and maximize the potential of students from underrepresented populations, specifically African-American, Latino American and Native American in Upstate New York who are enrolled in STEM fields. Supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation, the ULSAMP program will work across the alliance of 7 Upstate colleges and universities to increase recruitment and the subsequent graduation rate of both first-time freshmen and transfer students, by enhancing academic experiences and opportunities.
The mission of ULSAMP is to develop the next generation of innovators and grow a workforce highly qualified for a knowledge-based economy that is representative of our nation’s demographics. This will be accomplished by tapping into the rich potential of our targeted students through valuable and engaging experiences, including internships, scholarships, fellowships, mentoring, research, and other activities and events.
Syracuse University (lead)
Tamara N. Hamilton
tnhami01@syr.edu
Clarkson University
Marjorie Warden
mwarden@clarkson.edu
Cornell University
Cindy Mosqueda
cmm522@cornell.edu
Monroe Community College
Joann Santos
jsantos@monroecc.edu
Onondaga Community College
Colleen Stevens
c.stevens3@sunyocc.edu
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
J. Louis Trzepacz
trzepj@rpi.edu