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STEMspire at ¹ú²úAV: Empowering Students to Lead Through Research 

STEMspire at ¹ú²úAV is a paid, five-week summer mentored research program supporting students historically marginalized by STEM because of race, ethnicity, gender identity, generational status, disability, rural background, and income. STEMspire financially supports participants as they engage in an authentic research project. Building on the known benefits of a near-peer mentoring relationship, the research experience is guided by a graduate student from a STEM discipline. In addition, STEMspire provides opportunities to demystify the academic process, network with professionals, faculty, and graduate students, and engage in a cohort experience designed to increase students’ sense of belonging.

STEMspire at ¹ú²úAV is a collaborative effort to provide support for students, mentors, and faculty:

• External Funding

  • Rocky Mountain Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (RM-AMP)

    ¹ú²úAV is a member of the (LSAMP) Program. We are members of theworking to increase the number of Black/African American, Native American, Hispanic/Latino, Pacific Islander, and Alaska Native students earning bachelor's degrees in STEM.

• ¹ú²úAV Sponsored Funding

  Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR)

  STEMspire is collaborating with the the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) , with their goal of providing support and recognition for undergraduate student research at ¹ú²úAV.

   

  STEM Inclusive Excellence Collective (STEM-IEC)

  The STEM-IEC  collaborates with STEMspire by providing support for our mentors and staff, helping to advance purposeful, inclusive practices of teaching and learning in STEM at ¹ú²úAV.