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Science and Technology Entry Program
What is STEP?
The Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP), which is co-sponsored by Academic Support Service at the University at Albany, State University of New York, continues to bring the college experience to the urban and city communities in Albany New York.
STEP is part of a statewide body that is conducted by the State Education Department STEP prepares historically underrepresented and /or economically disadvantaged elementary and secondary school students to acquire the aptitude and skills necessary to pursue post-secondary degree programs that lead to professional careers in the scientific, technical, health-related or other licensed professions.
The program also challenges parents and educators to become involved in the process to support the development of our “community of learners.” Students are expected to participate in and attend the annual statewide conference.
Goals of Program
• To stimulate, challenge and encourage students to achieve in a technological setting
• Introduce students to a variety of careers in the fields of Math, Science and Technology
• To meet people in the industry and in education and to encourage students to pursue careers in Math, Science and Technology
• To provide a non-threatening environment for students
Benefits of STEP
• Academic Instruction • Tutoring • Counseling • SAT PREP • Scientific Experiments • Field Trips • College Visits • Enrichment Activities • Career Exploration
Who can participate in the Science and Technology Entry Program?
7-12th grade students from schools in the capital district in particular the Albany City School District:
Middle Schools High Schools
William S. Hackett Albany High
North Albany Academy Green Tech High
Philip Livingston Magnet
Stephen & Harriet Myers
Eligibility: Individuals who are economically disadvantaged, or Black, Latino, Alaskan Native, or Native American Indian who will benefit from academic enrichment.
Contact Us
Etwin Bowman, Coordinator
1400 Washington Ave.
LI 97-D
Albany, NY 12222
Office: (518) 442-9083/3023
Fax: (518) 442-5419
Email: elbowman@albany.edu
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