The Houston-Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation  Scholars Program is a National Science Foundation funded scholarship program in the College of Science at Texas State.  Structured as a community of scholars, H-LSAMP is designed            to substantially increase the diversity of students graduating with baccalaureate degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

The H-LSAMP formal program enriches each scholar's university experience through faculty mentoring, scientific research and internships, conferences, peer tutoring, and interdisciplinary learning. These scholars also form the core of the Collaborative Learning Center, supporting fellow students in peer-to-peer collaborative learning.

Collaborative Learning Center
We will open on Wednesday 1/21 @ 9AM
Tutoring will begin on Monday 1/26

Don't fall off the boat...Visit the CLC!            Free walk-in tutoring in biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, engineering, technology, and more! 

Use our computer lab, PCs and Macs, TI83+ calculators, textbooks and learning library, individual & group study space....open to all students in the College of Science!

Location: 4th floor, RF Mitte Building 
Phone:    512-245-1674  

......We'll help get you back on board!

H-LSAMP Scholar Nick Mustachio featured on Texas State's Rising Stars...more
Science Café Book Club - spring 2009 ...more
HLSAMP service project "Remodel your Bottle"...more

      Virtual Science....

• american association for the advancement of science online science seminars
• community of science
• ibiblio - the public's library and digital archive
• lemelson center for the study of invention & innovation
• minority scientists network
• MIT open courseware
• national science digital library
• science master's education: a clearinghouse for master's education in science, mathematics, and engineering
• the national academies  
• union of concerned scientists
• webcast.berkeley
• web GURU - guide to research for undergraduates

    New Horizons....

• 10 emerging technologies - 2008
• "design for the other 90%" - cooper hewitt national design museum
• the experimental man project