The Brandeis SciComm Lab addresses scientists' communication challenges through coaching and workshops, enhancing essential skills and promoting diversity in science communication across institutions.

CCAM's JRF Program at UCI aims to enhance diversity in academia by developing a supportive cohort of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, promoting retention and success.

CCAM will invite local two-year and four-year students to participate in the boot camp. Boot camp instructional content is available publicly each year after the REU program is completed.

The MRSEC's Materials Innovation Slam at UCI features Junior Research Fellows presenting pitches to enhance communication skills, with winners recognized at the Annual Symposium and videos shared online.

CCAM will offer concurrent short courses on advanced materials characterization techniques, enhancing researcher skills and promoting global impact through CCAM and industry collaboration.

The CDCM's Arts+Sciences project integrates artists into research, fostering public engagement and innovative thinking in materials science through artistic installations and collaborations with resident artists.

The CDCM FUSE Program engages first-year undergraduates in materials science research, providing mentoring, skills development, and community support through hands-on projects and specialized coursework.

The Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials (CDCM) offers summer CREATE internships for Austin Community College students, providing research experience in materials science, mentorship, and professional development.

The California Alliance for Minority Participation provides resources and opportunities to under-represented students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.