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Are you a graduate student? Become a mentor. Are you an undergraduate student? Learn from those who have been there before.Ìý

STEM RoutesÌýaims to provide community-based support and career mentorship to underrepresented CU students as they find their paths inÌýSTEM. The program helps undergraduate students explore and define their career goals as they become prepared for their next step in STEM, be it graduate school, medical training or the STEM workforce.ÌýThis is a great opportunity for graduate students to act as mentors and for undergraduate students to learn from someone who is eager to help them grow. STEM RoutesÌýaims to provide training, mentorship and community.Ìý

• Training: WorkshopsÌýto plant the seeds for basic skills students by combining workshops, one-on-one mentoring and social events. Past workshops have included topics such as undergraduate research, teaching as an undergraduate and conquering the GRE.Ìý
• Mentorship: Building relationships to share advice that nourishes your personal pathway in STEM.
• Community: A hub of resources, connecting people and creating space to share experiences and advice.

Why Become a Mentor?

The best way to learn about graduate school and a future career in STEM is arguably from those who have just faced those challenges, i.e.— grad students. You've all just gone through the challenges that undergrads are currently faced with;Ìýyou have the freshest advice and are incredibly well-poised to create a lasting bond with an undergrad (basically, you're more comfortable to interact withÌýthan an advisor). So we need you to help prepare undergraduate students for grad school and a career in STEM.

To learn more, join the STEM Routes email list to keep up with workshops and social events at stem_routes@colorado.edu and visit the STEM Routes website.Ìý

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