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Looking to learn the tricks of the tech trade? Our mentorship program focused on underrepresented students teaches you valuable career skills in engineering.

Our mission is to prepare the next generation of technology leaders emerging from NYC. We are committed to developing, mentoring and providing support to underserved students interested in technology.

The Yancey/Edgley Fellowship was formed to provide financial support to doctoral students and professionals from historically underrepresented racial groups who are working to address obesity and related chronic diseases in underserved communities through physical activity with an emphasis on 10-minute bouts of physical activity.

National College Resources Foundation (NCRF) home of the Black College Expo. Connecting underserved & underrepresented students to college, careers, & beyond.

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School-Twin Cities is part of the nationwide Cristo Rey Network of 32 high schools that provide a quality, Catholic, college preparatory education to underrepresented urban youth. Through rigorous academics, coupled with real world work experience, Cristo Rey students graduate high school prepared for success in college and in life.

The Phoenix Scholars helps low-income, first-generation minority students navigate the college application process.

Students for a New American Politics PAC (SNAP PAC) is a Yale student-run political action committee which organizes fellowships for underrepresented students to work on progressive congressional campaigns. SNAP PAC not only works to elect progressive leaders to congress today, but also fundamentally changes the face of American politics

SECME Pre-College STEM Education Program partners K-12 schools with universities and industry partners for teacher professional development, student STEM activities and college access.

SACNAS at CI is part of the SACNAS National Organization (sacnas.org). Both the National Organization and the Chapter are dedicated to fostering the success of Chicano/Latino, Native American and other scientists belonging to historically underrepresented groups from college students to professionals. Success being measured as the attainment of advanced science degrees, science careers, and positions…

STEMfinity provides project-based STEM Resources with curriculum to teach PreK-16 students STEM, Robotics, Electronics, Alternative Energy, 3D Printing, Drones, Rocketry & Beyond! STEMfinity’s hands-on educational kits are a perfect resource for underrepresented & at-risk students to develop an understanding of STEM subjects through project-based learning...inspiring the students to pursue STEM careers. Our kits are suitable for afterschool programs, classrooms, makerspace, homeschools, and individuals looking to build a STEM foundation for their future. Join STEMfinity in its effort to provide today’s youth with project-based tools to spark interest and passion in STEM Education.

Great Minds in STEM is proud to celebrate 28 years of keeping America technologically strong through the delivery of national STEM awareness programs for students, parents and teachers in underserved communities; providing opportunities for the academic and career development of underrepresented students and professionals in STEM; and honoring our nation’s top technically-talented Hispanic engineers and scientists.

CAC works to increase the number of low-income, first-generation college, and underrepresented high school students who enter and complete higher education.

SHARP (Summer HIV/AIDS Research Program) is an innovative 12-week summer mentored internship and learning experience designed to inspire students from underrepresented communities to pursue further studies and careers in public health-oriented clinical, socio-behavioral, and community-focused research. SHARP is funded through a grant from the National Institute of Health, and is based at the San Francisco…

To retain students in Engineering, ENGAGE students in Engineering. Retain undergraduates, particularly underrepresented groups, by improving their day-to-day classroom and educational experiences. ENGAGE's free, research-based resources can help you do this.