Model Institutions for Excellence - MIE Fact Book 2004

The Model Institutions for Excellence (MIE) program is a long-term groundbreaking initiative, launched in 1995, designed to empower universities to serve as models to improve the quantity and quality of our nation's science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) graduates. Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), MIE's goal is to strengthen the infrastructure of higher education institutions in STEM education and undergraduate research, and to increase the number of undrerepresented minority students who pursue advanced STEM degrees. Systemic Research designed, developed, and implemented the MIE Self-Evaluation Template (MSET) to collect each institution's annual progress using both quantitative (MSET-A) and qualitative (MSET-B) templates. Based on collected annual MSET data, the MIE Fact Book has been published each year as a formative indicator report in two parts: Part I- MIE Overall Progress Report and Part II- MIE Institutions' Key Indicator Reports. This CD-ROM contains MIE Fact Book 2004 Parts I and II presenting program results over the 12 year period from AY 1992-93 to AY 2003-04.Kim, Jason J. is the author of 'Model Institutions for Excellence - MIE Fact Book 2004', published 2006 under ISBN 9780976140245 and ISBN 0976140241.