1. UNT Dallas
2. School of Liberal Arts & Sciences
3. Undergraduate Programs
4. BAT-LSAMP Scholarship Program

BAT-LSAMP Scholarship Program

 

Bridges Across Texas - Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation

The Bridges Across Texas (BAT) partnership is funded by the Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) grant program through the National Science Foundation. UNT Dallas is working with Texas Tech University, Dallas College, South Plains College, and Texas Southmost College to provide programs, resources, academic experiences, and financial support to students pursuing a STEM degree.

Applications for Spring 2025 are open until December 31st!

What are the benefits of becoming a BAT-LSAMP Scholar

• engagement in a STEM community across Texas
• mentorship by experienced STEM peers and faculty
• tutoring support for advanced STEM courses
• research experiences supervised by UNTD faculty
• stipend paid out each semester to assist with financial costs
• travel to attend conferences and academic competitions
• opportunities for personal and professional development
• access* to the STEM Center services and resources 

*all STEM students have access to the STEM Center, regardless of participation in the program 

 

Who is eligible to to apply?

Applicants to the BAT-LSAMP program must meet all the following requirements to be considered:

• U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or permanent resident of the U.S.
• Declared STEM major (Biology, Chemistry, Information Technology, or Mathematics)
• Full-time undergraduate (at least 12 credit hours per semester)
• Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 

Students from underrepresented groups in STEM are strongly encouraged to apply.

 

What do I have to do as a BAT-LSAMP scholar?

Participation in the BAT-LSAMP program requires students to maintain good academic standing, attend required events, and engage in a research experience with a faculty mentor.

 

 

Reflections by BAT-LSAMP Scholars

 

“BAT-LSAMP has provided me with a supportive, accessible environment for research and exploring my future field. It has provided me with tools and accountability for academic success, and it has surrounded me with like-minded peers and mentors. I truly appreciate the opportunities that it has given me, and I look forward to future participation.”

          Nicole Everitt, Biology (minor Chemistry)

 

“LSAMP helped me find a community where support
and guidance could help me suceed. Through LSAMP,
I not only engaged in research but also discovered a
network of peers who became invaluable mentors.
LSAMP provided me with opportunities to participate
in my first research conference, where I could apply
classroom knowledge to real-world problems.

The guidance and encouragement from both peers and faculty mentors propelled me forward, allowing me to grow both academically and professionally.”

                                                                                                        Isabelle Chung, Biology (minor Chemistry)

 

 

“BAT-LSAMP gave me a head start as a student researcher by experiencing a symposium in Lubbock as an observer; as well as giving me access and opportunity to research, professional, career, and student development tools that will help me grow in every area of my life. I am very grateful to be a part of this program and eager to see how the program will grow to advance the lives of other students.” 

          Lauren Herrera, Biology (minor Chemistry), Class of 23

More Information    Founders Hall, Suite 242A    nsf_lsamp@untdallas.edu Contact the STEM Center

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