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    TRIO Student Support Services - STEM

    Strengthening Academic Performance.

    ABOUT THE SSS-STEM PROGRAM

    The Student Support Services–STEM Program (SSS-STEM) is a federally funded TRIO initiative at Morehouse College dedicated to supporting and advancing the academic success of STEM majors. As a year-round program, SSS-STEM provides comprehensive academic advising, tutoring, professional development, financial literacy education, and career readiness support. Through these integrated services, the program empowers enrolled scholars to thrive both academically and professionally.The Student Support Services (SSS) Program is fully funded by the U.S. Department of Education to increase college retention and graduation rates among eligible students. The program promotes academic development, supports students in meeting core college requirements, and encourages persistence through the successful completion of postsecondary education. In addition, SSS projects may provide grant aid to eligible SSS-STEM participants based on demonstrated financial need.

    Additional Information

    • PARTICIPATE

      WHY PARTICIPATE IN OUR PROGRAM

      This program focuses on enhancing academic success, strengthening retention rates, and accelerating graduation outcomes.

       

       

    • ELIGIBILITY

      ELIGIBILITY

      A student is eligible to participate in SSS-STEM if they are:

      • a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident of the U.S.
      • a First-generation college student
      • meet the low-income guidelines from the Department of Education
      • an individual with a documented disability with Morehouse Office of Educational Accessibility
      • a STEM Major (Science, Technology. Engineering, Mathematics) at Morehouse College
      • Low placement test scores (for incoming freshman students)
      • Limited high school preparation for college-level coursework 
      • Need for support in study skills, time management, or test preparation 
      • Transfer or non-traditional student status with gaps in educational continuity 

      Additionally, eligible students must demonstrate academic need which may include: 

    • IMPORTANT INFORMATION

      IMPORTANT INFORMATION

      You must:

      • Participate in a minimum of two program services throughout each academic semester
      • Meet with SSS-STEM Advisor at least twice a semester
    • PROGRAM BENEFITS

      PROGRAM BENEFITS

      • Academic advising and educational planning 
      • Peer mentoring and one-on-one tutoring 
      • Career and graduate school preparation 
      • Personal development and skill-building support 
      • Financial aid and literacy workshops

    WHY PARTICIPATE IN OUR PROGRAM

    This program focuses on enhancing academic success, strengthening retention rates, and accelerating graduation outcomes.

     

     

    ELIGIBILITY

    A student is eligible to participate in SSS-STEM if they are:

    • a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident of the U.S.
    • a First-generation college student
    • meet the low-income guidelines from the Department of Education
    • an individual with a documented disability with Morehouse Office of Educational Accessibility
    • a STEM Major (Science, Technology. Engineering, Mathematics) at Morehouse College
    • Low placement test scores (for incoming freshman students)
    • Limited high school preparation for college-level coursework 
    • Need for support in study skills, time management, or test preparation 
    • Transfer or non-traditional student status with gaps in educational continuity 

    Additionally, eligible students must demonstrate academic need which may include: 

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION

    You must:

    • Participate in a minimum of two program services throughout each academic semester
    • Meet with SSS-STEM Advisor at least twice a semester

    PROGRAM BENEFITS

    • Academic advising and educational planning 
    • Peer mentoring and one-on-one tutoring 
    • Career and graduate school preparation 
    • Personal development and skill-building support 
    • Financial aid and literacy workshops

    Contact Staff

    Dr. Trawick
    Cynthia Trawick, EdD, MA

    Director, TRIO Programs

    cynthia.trawick@morehouse.edu

    470-639-0554

    NyThea
    NyThea Campbell Tolbert, PhD, MPH

    Assistant Director - TRIO Collegiate Programs

    nythea.tolbert@morehouse.edu

    Trio Building, Rm 121 & Hope Hall, Suite 105

    470-639-0225

     

    Ibrahiim
    Ibrahiim J. El-Amiin

    Program Manager, c/o 2017 

    Ibrahiim.elamiin@morehouse.edu

    Trio Building, Rm 124

    (470) 639-0269

    Nia
    Nia I. Kennedy

    Program Coordinator/ STEM Advisor

    Nia.kennedy@morehouse.edu

    Trio Building, Rm 122

    (470) 639-0612