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Students are on a journey to discover who they are and what they can become.

As one of the few African-American women in these fields, Wright hopes that by sharing her adventures with young women and minorities, she can convince them that studying the world's oceans can make for a rewarding career.

The bill allowed NSF to develop a new program to increase the number of U.S. citizens and permanent residents with undergraduate degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

This article examines how these women dealt with their ordeals and how they got their careers back on track.

Alvord believes in a system of health care, especially but not exclusively for Native Americans, based on both modern medicine and traditional wisdom.

Radio Universidad, a Spanish-language radio program based in Tucson, Arizona, has been catering to the listening pleasure of Hispanics for 25 years. In October 2003, the program included a 25-minute segment that for the first time talks about science.

As Red Eagle receives M.D./Ph.D. training at Stanford University's MSTP program, he is intent on tackling diabetes and related health issues.

Suarez hopes that by sharing her experiences and observations about the first few years of grad school, she can help others through this critical time.

Both recognized a love for math and science early in life and pursued their career goals with passion and hard work.

Upon realizing the lack of diversity in science, Moore and Penn established the nonprofit organization Brothers Building Diversity in the Sciences in 2001, to inspire underrepresented minority students to pursue careers in the biomedical sciences.