RISE STEM: Advancing STEM Workforce Readiness of Interdisciplinary Scholars for Excellence Using a Mentored Community Approach to Promote Belonging and Professional Identity
Auburn University RISE STEM Student Application Form
RISE STEM Program Flyer
The RISE STEM program is a collaboration between six institutions in Alabama and Michigan: Tuskegee University, Auburn University, Auburn University at Montgomery, Oakland University, Southern Union State Community College, and Troy University.
This program provides scholarships for both undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in select STEM fields, based on financial need. Along with providing financial support, the RISE STEM program offers comprehensive student support. You'll gain the skills, opportunities, and resources needed to thrive academically and professionally.
For further information, including details on eligibility requirements, please visit the RISE STEM program website at https://www.rise-stem.org.
Mentorship & Networking
RISE STEM offers mentorship from experienced professionals and connects you to a network of peers, alumni, and industry leaders, providing valuable opportunities for career development.
Research Opportunities
RISE STEM provides access to research opportunities, allowing you to collaborate on cutting-edge projects and gain hands-on experience in your field.
Academic & Professional Preparation
RISE STEM helps you build strong academic and professional foundations, offering resources and training to enhance your skills and prepare you for success in your career.
Auburn University Program Personnel:
Principal Investigator (PI):
Dr. Overtoun Jenda, Office of Special Projects and Initiatives
Co-PIs:
Dr. George Flowers, Graduate School
Dr. Xiao Qin, Samuel Ginn College of Engineering
Dr. Brittany McCullough, Office of Special Projects and Initiatives