Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Alliance for Minority Participation (RM-AMP)
The Rocky Mountain Alliance for Minority Participation is a two-state initiative funded by the National Science Foundation that supports students, programs at individual schools, and initiatives meant to increase the number of underrepresented students in STEM.
Our Mission
To recruit, retain, and graduate historically underrepresented
students earning baccalaureate degrees in STEM.
25+
years serving
underrepresented
students in STEM
13
partner institutions
across Colorado
and Wyoming
13,000+
URM STEM degrees
granted by RM-AMP
institutions since 1996
Blog/Recent News
CSU Walter Scott College Of Engineering Undergrad Summer Research Opportunity
WSCOE Undergrad Summer Research Opportunity: Algal Biorefinery Conversion of Utility CO2 to High-Value Products Coal and natural gas power plants provide a major portion of the electricity generated in the US yet release CO2, a greenhouse gas. The overall goal of this project is to demonstrate, characterize, and optimize a biorefinery process for efficiently converting…
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University of Idaho Graduate Tribal Fellows Program
Four fellowships are available for Indigenous PHD students who wish to study in Agriculture, Natural Resources, Science, or Engineering The University of Idaho is working to recruit and bring on a cohort of four new scholars to serve in our STEM colleges for Fall 2024. The focus of the fellowship is to support the student…
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People of Color in STEM: Diana Trujillo, NASA
Diana Trujillo becomes the 108th certified NASA Flight Director at the Johnson Space Center. The significance of Trujillo’s appointment extends far beyond her individual accomplishments. It represents a monumental step forward in the ongoing mission to diversify the aerospace industry, traditionally dominated by a homogeneous group. Her role as a Flight Director places her at…