STEM Alliance
The alliance brings together professionals from the worlds of academia, industry, medicine, and government to tackle some of the most intractable problems facing the sciences today.

Message from the Director
Christopher A. Hunter, PhD
RBS 1998
Latest News

Expertise of Ron Brown Scholar Program Sought for Carnegie Mellon-Norman and Ruth Rales Foundation Partnership

Carnegie Mellon, Ron Brown Scholar Program To Partner on Recruitment of Graduate Students

Rales Foundation bets big on Carnegie Mellon STEM students
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Annually, the Ron Brown Scholar Program has approximately 1,200 undergraduates in its network. One-third attend Ivy League schools, and more than 50% of current undergraduates are interested in pursuing studies in science and technology fields. Ron Brown Scholars have a 99% graduation rate, and more than 30% have progressed to receive advanced degrees. Program alumni have become leaders in academia, science and technology, medicine and public health, business, public service, and the arts. In addition, Ron Brown reaches over 1,000 high school students each year through the Guided Pathway Support Program.
More News & Updates

Carnegie Mellon creates $150 million program to increase diversity in STEM fields

Carnegie Mellon University looks to eliminate barriers in higher education with $150M program

Carnegie Mellon, Rales Foundation embark on $150M effort to support underrepresented STEM students
