Diversity

First-Gen Forward: First, and Not The Last

This fall semester will be EOP’s 6th annual celebration! We are excited to co-host this event in collaboration with our CE3 partners, Student Support Services (SSS), the Office for Graduate Diversity, and the Division of Student Affairs. Collectively, our goal is to have a campus-wide celebration that holistically honors all…

STEM*FYI Kick Off Event

Join us for dinner and community with fellow graduate STEM scholars here at Cal. We especially encourage first-year STEM scholars of color, women, LGBTQIA+, low-income, first-generation, disabled, and undocumented students to attend!    Why you should attend this event: Learn how to manage and prioritize all the amazing opportunities Cal has to offer Gain actionable…
P2P participants

Demystifying and Illuminating the Ph.D. Journey

Built on learnings from the Berkeley Summer Institute for Preparing Future Faculty, the Path to the Professoriate (P2P) Program engages first-year Ph.D. students from underrepresented backgrounds in workshops and structured activities around illuminating the route to assistant professorship in their discipline and establishing and building a publication pipeline.

Grants from the Center for Race and Gender — 4/1/2019

The Center for Race & Gender welcomes proposals from graduate students to support research or creative projects. Project topics should be consonant with CRG’s mandate to support critical student research on race, gender, and their intersections in a wide variety of social, cultural, and institutional contexts, especially on the…

Penn Predoctoral Fellowships For Excellence Through Diversity — 1/31/2019

The University of Pennsylvania announced applications for the 2019-20 Predoctoral Fellowships for Excellence through Diversity. These awards are designed to provide mentorship and access to Penn’s resources for doctoral students in the humanities or social sciences, enrolled in graduate or professional programs at universities other than…

Graduate Diversity Admissions Webinars

Thinking About Graduate School at UC Berkeley? Attend one of these webinars! These free webinars and workshop will provide: Why UC Berkeley is committed to diversity as an integral aspect of a world-class education Key factors for a competitive application Insights from current underrepresented graduate students Register now! For…

UC-HBCU Faculty Research Funding Opportunity to Impact Graduate Diversity — 3/15/2017

The UC-HBCU Initiative is a great opportunity to strengthen campus programs/departments, enhance research by expanding frames of reference, and to impact the academic pipeline. Learn about mentoring outstanding students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Launched in 2011 by the UC Office of the President, the UC-HBCU Initiative is a faculty grants program…

Graduate Diversity Program has a New Name!

The Office for Graduate Diversity is the new name for what was formerly known as the Graduate Diversity Program. After much input from students and colleagues, the new name emerged as a more accurate indicator of the broad scope of our diversity endeavors; it also lends itself to an advocacy perspective…
Graduate Student Diversity and Inclusivity Training

UCBe: Inclusive

20 graduate students participated in UC Berkeley’s first Graduate Student Diversity and Inclusivity Training that featured facilitators from the Multicultural Education Project (MEP) and the Restorative Justice (RJ) Center.
Fiona M. Doyle

Celebrate Multiculturalism!

Spring festivals remind me of the multicultural richness of the Berkeley campus and our surrounding area.

Learning Academic Entitlement Workshop — 11/18/2014

Knowing What to Want, Asking for What You Need Wednesday, November 19, 2014 12 to 1 pm Career Center’s Gold Room (3rd Floor, 2440 Bancroft Way).​ Students will learn strategies, tools, and insights to  navigate their way successfully through the academy and to develop post-graduate plans.

Diplomacy and Diversity Fellowship — 10/30/14

The Diplomacy and Diversity Fellowship is a transatlantic educational program from Humanity in Action. The Fellowship offers 24 American and European graduate students the chance to explore the changing international dynamics of diplomacy and diversity. Fellows travel to Washington, DC, Paris and Berlin to study how American…