Geoscience

The NSF INCLUDES Alliance: Inclusive Graduate Education Network (IGEN) is a partnership of over 30 societies, institutions, organizations, corporations, and national laboratories poised to lead a paradigm shift in increasing the participation of Black, Latinx and Indigenous students who enter graduate or doctorate level programs in the physical sciences. Its mission is to raise doctoral degree attainment rates of these groups in the physical sciences to match their bachelors degree attainment rates.

University of Maryland College Park, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

University of Houston, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

University of California, San Diego – Scripps Institution of Oceanography, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

Northern Arizona University, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

Florida International University, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

Central Washington University, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

Western Kentucky University, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences Bridge program in 2021.

The University of Rhode Island, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences bridge program in the Fall of 2020.

Johns Hopkins University, an American Geophysical Union Bridge Partner, launched its first Geosciences bridge program in the Fall of 2020.

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