Outreach

Stanford at The Tech, The Tech Interactive in San Jose, CA

The Stanford at The Tech program brings 12-16 Stanford graduate students and other early-career scientists  to The Tech each year for an intensive science communication experience. Participants facilitate hands-on experiences for thousands of museum visitors, write articles for a website that reaches millions worldwide, receive training in science communication, and learn about non-academic career paths.

Beyond A, B, O: Why is our blood type positive or negative?

Humans vs birds: who is evolving more rapidly?

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Biology Preview Program (BPP) at Stanford University

BPP focuses on supporting scholars from diverse and non-traditional backgrounds in navigating the application process to PhD programs. The Stanford BPP offers virtual workshops to raise awareness about Stanford’s Biology PhD Program application process, to build on the strengths of prospective PhD applicants, as well as provide individual mentorship and feedback on participants’ application materials. During the Stanford BPP, participants have the opportunity to engage with current Stanford Biology graduate students, postdocs, staff, and faculty to learn more about program requirements, expectations, and students’ experiences. 

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Book-A-STEMbassador at the Tech Interactive, San Jose, CA

Are you looking to inspire your students with STEM careers? Unsure of how to connect with STEM professionals? This program offers presentations from STEM professionals to grade school educators.

This program is now closed (May 2025). 

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BioBUDS - Building Up Developing Scientists at Stanford University

A student-centered and community-focused program which aims to connect all undergrads - but especially those from FLI and historically excluded backgrounds - to resources, skills, and potential mentors in the biosciences.

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Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) at Brown University

SACNAS is an inclusive organization dedicated to fostering the success of Latinx and Native Americans, from college students to professionals, in attaining advanced degrees, careers, and positions of leadership in STEM. SACNAS at Brown, continuously works to foster an inclusive community and resilient network of scientists from underrepresented identities in STEM at Brown University and beyond. The chapter's mission is to promote and achieve true diversity in STEM through professional development, civic engagement, and community building.

 

Swearer Tutoring Enrichment in Math and Science (STEMS) at Brown University

STEMS is a math and science tutoring program at Hope High School. Tutors assigned to a teacher's class either help students twice a week in the classroom or host after school drop-in tutoring once a week with a group of other tutors. STEMS aims to offer extra help to teachers, provide academic support and mentorship for students, and encourage greater self-efficacy for students in STEM fields.

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