We offer a variety of research, enrichment, and outreach programs to promote STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) & psychology excellence. 

Fellowship Program for Graduate Students:  

• NSF S-STEM Scholars Program - Scholarships for academically talented Marine & Environmental Sciences graduate students with financial need, enabling them to enter the scientific workforce after completion of their degrees.

Scholarship and Research Programs for Undergraduate Students:

• NSF HBCU-UP Research Scholars - Scholarships and stipends for (on-island and off-island) student research experiences in all Science and Mathematics fields.
• NIH MARC Research Trainee Program - Seminars, mentoring, scholarships, research stipends, and funding for off-island research experiences for students interested in earning a Ph.D. in Biomedicine, Psychology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Biology, Chemistry, Marine Biology, and Physics.
• NIH MBRS-RISE Research Scholars - Seminars and mentoring for students interested in careers in Biomedicine including Biology, Psychology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, and Marine Biology.

Summer Research Programs for Undergraduate Students:

• NSF HBCU-UP Summer Undergraduate Research Experiences (SURE) - Summer stipends (and housing assistance, if needed) while researching with a faculty mentor, and attending weekly research meetings and presentations.
• NSF HBCU-UP Summer Sophomore Research Institute (SSRI) - Summer stipends and housing for Biology, Chemistry, Marine Biology, Physics, Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science sophomores & juniors to research and attend research methods workshops within their disciplines.

Summer Programs for High School Students & New Freshmen:

• NSF HBCU-UP Mathematics Behind the Science summer bridge program  - Six-week freshnmencourse preparation to enter calculus and provide a foundation for success in other studies.  (This program was formally known as the SB2C Program.)
  
• NIH MARC Math Honors Workshop (MHW) - half day workshop for 2-weeks to help students gain confidence in tackling new problems, thus moving from a level of “knowledge and comprehension” to a level of “application and analysis.” This program will strengthen the student’s ability to succeed in a strongly quantitative science curriculum.
• Intellect to STEM (ITS) Summer Enrichment Institute - Students experience hands-on activities that are performed by engineers and other scientists and provide a high level of excitement throughout the two-week program.  Instruction focuses on two main activities:  NetLogo and Robotics.