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Join us in our mission to increase the number of Black People in the STEM Workforce. STEM So(ul)cial provides safe spaces, financial support, and networking opportunities for Black people in STEM. Click here to learn more about our upcoming events and how you can get involved.

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Pay It Forward 2026 Scholarship Fund

At STEM So(ul)cial, we are excited to announce our Pay It Forward 2026 campaign, aimed at raising $3,000 to fund 6 $500 scholarships for Black undergraduate or graduate STEM students. These scholarships are designed to break down financial barriers, helping students pursue their education and career goals in STEM fields. Black students are often underrepresented in STEM, facing unique obstacles that can hinder their progress. With the Pay It Forward 2026 scholarships, we aim to not only provide financial support but also foster a sense of community, mentorship, and empowerment. By contributing to this campaign, you are helping us invest in the next generation of Black scientists, engineers, and innovators who will shape the future of STEM.
 
Together, we can create a more diverse and inclusive future. Join us in paying it forward and supporting these students as they embark on their STEM journeys.

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#PayItForward 2025 Recipients

Each recipient was awarded $500 towards their studies!

Learn more about them below!

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#PayItForward 2023 Recipients

Each recipient was awarded $1,000 towards their studies!

Learn more about them below!

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Graduate Student

Angel Edwards

Current PharmD/PhD Clinical Pharmacy and Translational Science Student at University of Michigan College of Pharmacy

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Undergraduate Student

John Josiah

Current college senior studying Biology at Johnson C. Smith University

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Graduate Student

Jaye Wilson

Current Masters of Science Student in Environmental Engineering and a PhD in Sustainable Chemistry at Yale University

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