ADSE
SUPER
Alliance for Diversity
in Science & Engineering:
STEM Undergraduates
Preparing for Excellence in Research
Our mission at ADSE is to increase the participation of underrepresented groups in academia, industry, and government. ADSE supports, organizes, and oversees local, graduate student-run organizations that reach out to students and scientists of all ages and backgrounds.
ADSE aims to form a supportive environment for Women, Latinos, African-Americans, Native Americans, LGBTQIA persons, and any other member of an underrepresented group in STEM.
We hope to develop a strong foundation for research-focused students intent on continuing their education in graduate school through shadowing graduate students at doctorate-granting institutions, graduate school panels featuring underrepresented students and STEM professionals, presentations by visiting speakers with a Q&A session, and conferences focused on undergraduate and graduate student research.
SUPER
Our Mission:
We believe in promoting STEM Education in the chapter's local community by
Organizing fundraising that also emphasizes outreach and community service.
ORGANIZING
Organizing fundraising that also emphasizes outreach and community service.
ORGANIZING
Taking an active role in the surrounding community with science demonstrations for middle and elementary school students.
ENGAGING
ENGAGING
Taking an active role in the surrounding community with science demonstrations for middle and elementary school students.
Mentoring local upper-level students in high-school with college Question & Answer sessions.
MENTORSHIP
Mentoring local upper-level students in high-school with college Question & Answer sessions.
MENTORSHIP
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How can I join?
Undergraduate students from any branch of science and engineering may seek membership without regards to disability, race, gender, or sexual orientation/identity.
Videos from a recent zoom panel:
ADSE SUPER director Kathryn Allen leads two panels over zoom about diversity in STEM and the path to grad school.
Featuring Graduate School Panelists
Olivia Lanes - University of Pittsburgh, Physics/Astronomy Liam Schroeder - University of Delaware, Chemistry
Jennifer Houtz - Cornell University, Biology
Eeman Abbasi - U Penn, Biology
Charlotte Marie Istance - U of Manchester, Chemistry
Panelists from Professional Schools
James Dreer - Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
Natalie Sukanick - University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
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