Programs We Service

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Our Service Offerings

  • Black Beauty STEMinist Program​
    The Black Beauty STEMinist Program is a week-long symposium designed to celebrate and empower Black women in the cosmetic and personal care industries. It aims to provide students access to industry experts, foster connections and build a supportive community through engaging talks, workshops, and networking opportunities.​

  • Reimagining Organic Chemistry Labs in Education Systems (ROLES)​
    ROLES is an innovative project that integrates real-world applications into the organic chemistry teaching labs here at Spelman. Ultimately, aiming to provide a model program that gives minorities in STEM an opportunity to engage in real-world applications of organic chemistry, connect chemical theory to life, and foster a sense of belonging in STEM.​

  • Women in STEM (WiSTEM) Program​
    WiSTEM is a six-week summer bridge accelerator program for entering first-year Spelman students pursuing STEM degrees. Its goal is to train and support students as they build a strong technical foundation needed to excel at the Army Research Lab, the national labs, graduate school or in industry.

​Learn more about workshops, send an email to lstevenson@spelman.edu to request details.

Contact Info

Office of Research, Innovation and Collaboration

350 Spelman Lane, S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30314

404-270-5783
oric@spelman.edu

Mon. - Fri. | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Past Programs

  • LSAMP

  • Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement (RISE)​
    RISE was a research-training program for underrepresented minorities and women pursuing a career in biomedical research funded by the National Institutes of Health/National Institute of General Medical Sciences.

Past Workshops

  • Why Evaluate Programs?​
    Explore the benefits of evaluation for program improvement, accountability, decision making, and resource allocation.​
  • Building Effective Programs: Using Logic Models and Smart Goals.​
    Introduce logic models, goals, objectives, indicators, data collection, methods, and data analysis.​
  • Using Evaluation Findings for Program Improvement, Action Planning, and Sustainability. Presented by Lakesha Stevenson​.
    Building evaluation capacity of faculty by encouraging the use of evaluation in their projects and dismantling fears surrounding program outcomes.​

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