Public Good Celebration

Resource Fair Attendees

• Career & Professional Development

  Career & Professional Development is an active partner in building a community where people of all identities are included and welcomed. We equip students and alumni with career skills, knowledge, experience and connections that enable them to confidently pursue their current and future aspirations.

• Center for Immigration Policy & Research

  The DU Center for Immigration Policy and Research (CIPR) is a multidisciplinary center that fosters collaborations between faculty, students, community partners, and policymakers on migration. CIPR focuses primarily on immigrant populations from Latin America, the Rocky Mountain West, and associated transnational dynamics of migration along three, interrelated pillars: (1) social; (2) economic; and (3) law and politics.

• DU Undergraduate Research Journal

  The DU Undergraduate Research Journal is an annual, peer reviewed publication of research articles from all undergraduate disciplines. The mission of DUURJ is to encourage, recognize, and celebrate intellectual activity that occurs outside of the classroom, though exemplary research conducted in classroom settings may also be displayed. DUURJ publishes only University of Denver student publications with student works ranging the entire spectrum of academic discipline. DUURJ is dedicated to academic integrity and furthering scientific discovery that publishing an academic journal represents. For more information or inquiries regarding paper submissions, please email duurj@du.edu.

• Equity STEM (E-STEM) Program

  Established in 2017, Equity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (E-STEM) is a DU academic success program serving first- through fourth-year undergraduates from historically underrepresented groups (students of color, first generation, women, etc.) in the STEM fields. The E-STEM program is founded on theory and best practices for guiding diverse STEM scholars to success through developing a strong STEM community at DU for historically underrepresented students, offering support and guidance, weekly success sessions, and intensive advising. Membership is open to anyone, though its organizational priorities and aims are fixed.

• Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

  The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) works with faculty, researchers, university administrators, sponsoring agencies and collaborating universities/companies. Services include assistance with prospecting for external grant opportunities, research grant proposal development, project administration and financial reporting. Additionally, ORSP works with faculty, students and scholars on intellectual property issues, manages and protects University intellectual property, and conducts legal reviews of research agreements. ORSP ensures DU's research is compliant with the highest ethical and intellectual standards and prevents issues of scholarly misconduct and unethical research.

  For information on ORSP see here: Office of Research & Sponsored Programs | University of Denver

  For information on DU’s grant processes, including finding grant funding, see here: The Grant Lifecycle | University of Denver

  Contact: orsp@du.edu

• Office of Scholar Development & Fellowship Advising

  The Office of Scholar Development & Fellowship Advising supports students and recent graduates develop as scholars through pursuing nationally and internationally competitive fellowships. We help students identify and apply to fellowships that can fund a purposeful activity, like study abroad, research, or public service, and aids them in reaching their academic and professional goals. You can schedule an advising appointment by visiting du.edu/fellowships. We are available in-person, on Zoom, and during term, interterm, and in the summer.

• Social Justice Education

  Social Justice Education (SJE) provides students with information, skills, and opportunities to critically engage around Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice (DEIJ) issues. Students can meet new people, develop marketable skills, and make positive change. Come learn about you can get involved in our FREE DEIJ trainings, special community events, and Social Justice Peer Educator program. For more information, visit https://studentaffairs.du.edu/sje or contact krystoff.kissoon@du.edu

• Student Signature Work Grants
  DU students connect their academic interests with problem-solving through mentored research, scholarly, and creative work – called signature work.
   

  Through signature work, students:

  • Transfer learning from classes to projects that address complex problems of importance to the student and the public good;
  • Have agency and play a key role in defining and carrying out projects in which they immerse themselves;
  • Receive individualized mentoring.

  At DU, students can receive funding for projects that advance the discovery, integration, or application of knowledge in new ways. Travel grants are also available for students to present their signature work at conferences.

   

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• Student Success Coaching Program

  The Student Success Coaching Program provides essential support for DU students through personalized guidance and resources tailored to their unique needs. Coaches help students identify and create an action plan for achieving their goals as well as helping discover their strengths, interests, and motivations. Student Success Coaching is available to both undergraduate and graduate students and is FREE of charge. For more information, please contact ACE@du.edu or April.Osborne@du.edu. 

• University of Denver Libraries

  The University of Denver Libraries connect students, faculty, staff, and the broader University community to knowledge in all forms. Reflecting the University's mission, we support teaching, research, scholarship, and creative endeavors by providing diverse resources and services for all stages of the information lifecycle. By so doing, we preserve our varied cultural heritage, facilitate lifelong learning, and inspire our students and faculty to question, contemplate, and engage.

• University Writing Program

  With our students and partners on and off campus, the Writing Program fosters inclusive, accessible, collaborative, and ethical writing and literacy practices needed in diverse rhetorical contexts. 

• Wezesha Dada Center

  WDC is a community-rooted organization that empowers women, youth, immigrants, and historically excluded individuals to build thriving businesses, careers, and futures. We offer culturally relevant programs including youth entrepreneurship, business coaching, workforce development, access to capital, cooperative development, and holistic wellness support. Our work centers equity, empowerment, and economic opportunity for all.

  To learn more or get involved, visit yourwdc.org or email maya@yourwdc.org.