Graduate Student Organizations

Biomedical Engineering Board

The BMEB at Brown University aims to share ideas, foster collaborations, and unite the BME community at Brown. BMEB intends to sponsor internal and external speaker seminars, enhance career-motivated learning, host social functions, and enrich the Program in Biomedical Engineering at Brown University.

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Continua Research Society

The CRS is a weekly meeting of engineering graduate students that allows participants to give research talks in a low stakes environment, often in preparation for conferences etc. Typically we provide food weekly.

 

Graduate Engineering Council 

The Graduate Engineering Council (GEC) is the primary political and social body for graduate students at Brown.  The GEC is made up of representatives from each department and of officers elected from the entire graduate student population. The GEC holds monthly meetings and offers many events and free classes throughout the year.  

GSOC n STEM

Graduate Students of Color in STEM

The Graduate Students of Color in STEM (GSOCnSTEM) focuses on the advancement of graduate students of color in STEM at Brown University

 

Latinx Graduate Collective

The mission of our student group is to foster a supportive and inclusive community for Latinx graduate students by promoting collaboration, professional development, and cultural awareness. 

Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

oSTEM is a chapter of the national non-profit professional society oSTEM Inc. with over 75 chapters across the U.S. Creating a space for LGBTQIA+ individuals in STEM to connect, the group provides professional development resources tailored to navigating STEM careers as out LGBTQIA+ individuals. By leveraging connections with LGBTQIA+ alumni and professionals, the group hosts panels, discussions, and workshops.

Ostem

Women in Engineering Graduate and Postdoctoral Network

The Women in Engineering Graduate and Postdoctoral Network (WEGPN) is a new organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women pursuing advanced degrees and research in engineering.