Future Students

Summer program participants

Pre-college Programs and Events

Guidance and Support

Campus activities such as Harambee Day and Preview Day introduce students of color to the UW-Madison campus, College of Engineering, and Diversity Affairs opportunities.

Preview Day — Friday, November 16, 2007. For students in grades 11–12. High school guidance counselors and teachers are invited to attend. This program is designed for students who are considering a major in engineering. Students will tour the engineering campus, meet current undergraduates, and learn how best to prepare as high school students for a major in engineering.

The LEED Scholars program provides academic, professional support and a regular social network for women and students of color in the college. Eighty students, on average, attend the monthly meetings. One hundred students receive annual scholarships ranging from 1K to 3K per academic year. LEED meetings serve as outreach to all underrepresented students and women in the college.

In cooperation with WiscAMP, Wisconsin Alliance for Minority Participation, and the Engineering General Resources (EGR) office, the DAO organizees tutorial support for students in the form of a) tutor-facilitated study groups, b) drop-in tutoring, c) supplemental instruction, and d) an on-line course. The support for all engineering gateway courses serves DAO students and all students in the college. It is advertised also to STEM students across campus.

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