Alumni Overview
GEM Alumni make GEM a vital organization for under-represented minorities in engineering and sciences today. We thank you for your hard work and we will continue to keep you involved in the GEM community both as participants and role models.
GEM staff will be attending national events such as AISES, NSBE, and SHPE. Your presence at these events will be an outstanding testimonial of the GEM Fellowship program.
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Have you answered the call to help others similar to the way you were helped? The GEM Alumni in Action program offers an opportunity to strengthen the Consortium that allowed you to earn an advanced degree in Engineering and Science. By funding PhD fellowships, alumni can build the engineering workforce for the future. Imagine, the GEM Alumni are close to 3,000 strong and are becoming the third pillar of GEM, along with the Employer and University members. Please join the GEM Alumni Association, donate to the GEM Alumni Sponosred Fellowship Program, volunteer as GEM Ambassador at your employer, and participate in the many GEM information sessions held around the country. Your continued support is greatly appreciated to ensure the sustainability of programs that are truly making an impact in increasing the diversity of STEM graduate programs. |
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Meet Your GEM Alumni Association (GAA) E-mail Your Interest to be a part of GEM Speakers Bureau |
Alumni Spotlight
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Dr. Reates Curry Dr. Curry has been at Ford Motor Company since 1995 working with the Driving Simulator Team. Her expertise is in the area of human-machine/computer interaction with an emphasis...Read More... -
Paul Potier Paul earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Lamar University and as a GEM Fellow, an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. His Masters...Read More... -
Anna Bou Anna Bou is an Environmental Compliance Representative for the Environmental Protection Division at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) and is responsible for developing and delivering...Read More...
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- GEM Alum, Dr. Lesia Crumpton-Young, appointed Texas A&M Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies
- GEM Alum, Dr. Christine Ortiz, named Dean for Graduate Education at MIT
- GEM Alum, Dr. Robin Coger, named Dean, College of Engineering, NC A&T
- GEM VP, Dr. Gary S. May, named Georgia Tech's Dean, College of Engineering
- GEM Alum, Stephanie G. Adams, named Virigina Tech's new head of engineering education
- GEM Alum, Dr. Norman Fortenberry, Appointed Executive Director of ASEE
- Intel Scholar, GEM Fellow: Ninrat Ditari
- MITRE GEM Fellow, Devon Rollins wins BEYA Award
- GEM Employer, Intel Corporation, Features GEM Fellow Gabriel on Corporate Website
- Mitre President/CEO to head National GEM Consortium Board of Directors