PEER

Program for Educating Emerging Researchers

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diversify the STEM workforce

The vision of the Program for Educating Emerging Researchers (PEER) is to diversify the STEM workforce by developing emerging researchers from groups that experience marginalization in STEM. To achieve this vision, we seek 1) to educate undergraduate, post baccalaureate, graduate, and postdoctoral fellows who are enrolled in STEM and education fields at minority-serving institutions, in the science of broadening participation research; 2) To engage PEER fellows in hands-on experiences with center-funded research projects under the guidance of faculty/staff within the center.

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Meet the PEER Spring Students

PEER STUDENTS

Ms. Briana Goolsby, M.Ed., Program Director 

Student Research Fellowship

The HBCU STEM Undergraduate Success (US) Center at Morehouse College is searching for interested undergraduate and graduate researchers to participate in the Program for Educating Emerging Researchers (PEER). Undergraduates, Postbaccs, and Graduates from all academic backgrounds will be considered. Special interest will be given to those majoring in STEM and Education. Student researchers will receive a stipend for their participation.

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Testimonials

"Working with the PEER program has greatly enriched my understanding and experience in the field of research. I've been able to collaborate and connect with graduate students across the country as an undergraduate student, and work on research that is meaningful and will have an impact on the STEM community."
Aubray Chevannes
Morehouse College
"PEER is a great and transformative program! This distinct program has allowed me the opportunities to gain mentorship and further my journey in the field of STEM. The resources allocated to aid my passion in research and medicine from PEER are nothing short of a blessing."
Daryl Sams
Morehouse College
"Being a mentor in the PEER program is a profoundly impactful role that involves guiding and inspiring students to explore the realms of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics with curiosity and confidence. This program has presented me with the opportunity to ignite a passion for discovery in younger minds and to encourage them through challenges that foster a sense of empowerment and resilience. My mentee has also shared insights with me that have led to self-discover and improvement on my end. Ultimately, being a STEM mentor means nurturing the next generation of thinkers and creators who will shape the future of scientific exploration and technological advancement, and this is what the PEER program allows for...empowering others to achieve their full potential, and contributing to a community of lifelong learners and achievers!."
Derrick Bryan, Ph. D
Morehouse College