GEM Fellows at Oregon State University

Oregon State University is a proud member of the National GEM Consortium which aims to increase the participation of underrepresented groups (African Americans, American Indians, and Hispanic Americans) at the master’s and doctoral levels in engineering and science.

GEM facilitates the recruitment and financial support of students through fellowships. We are proud of all our GEM Fellows at Oregon State – like Daniel De León, M.Sc. Computer Science 2022, who developed ways to identify the presence of dolphins to protect them from boats and tidal energy generators and Kenya Hazell, Ph.D. Materials Science 2022, who seeks to develop sustainable materials.

If you have questions about being a GEM fellow at Oregon State University, either as an incoming graduate student or as a continuing graduate student, please email OSU’s GEM Representative.