The Annual AMP Conference, typically held in Las Cruces is GOING VIRTUAL for 2020! This conference is an excellent opportunity for our NM MESA high school students. The conference provides the opportunity each fall for our students to observe college students presenting their research, network with other students and with faculty, and attend college level workshops. The focus on professional development provides students exposure to workshops, poster presentations, and excellent speakers. The AMP Conference is a statewide high school leadership activity and will involve aspects of a professional conference, i.e. workshops, presentations and seminars etc. Registration is open to the first 50 students statewide and a wait list will be created with possible additional slots being provided dependent on response. Attending students will receive up to:
- Leadership Credit (5 points)-For participation in the MESA interactive session.
- Fieldtrip Credit (Academic Field Experience, 5 points)-For participation in the conference.
- Workshop Credit (5 credits)-For completion and submittal of the digital conference booklet.
EVENT MATERIALS:
- Conference Program-Details of all speakers and projects. Will use to help select presentation and to complete Conference Booklet.
- Final Agenda-With Zoom Links
- Conference Booklet-(Microsoft Word Doc) To be completed and emailed to anita@nmmesa.org for Attendance Credit and Verification.
- Conference Booklet-(Google Docs) to be shared with anita@nmmesa.org
- This is the master document, DO NOT edit this
- MAKE A COPY to your account and edit that document
- Invite to Participate Letter from Dr. Phillip King, NM AMP Director
- Event Flyer
About New Mexico Alliance for Minority Participation (AMP)
The New Mexico Alliance for Minority Participation (New Mexico AMP) is a statewide partnership of universities and colleges with a goal to increase the number of underrepresented minority students who successfully complete their B.S. degrees in the STEM disciplines. New Mexico AMP supports targeted students through a broad range of activities, including the Undergraduate Research Scholars (URS) program, the Summer Community College Opportunity for Research Experience (SCCORE), the New Mexico AMP Transfer Scholarship, an annual Student Research Conference, and the Community College Professional Development Workshop series offered in conjunction with the student conference.
