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Resources To Support Students in the School of Earth and Sustainability<\/h1>\n

Read the SES Code of Conduct<\/a> for respectful interactions in all learning and research settings. You can also view a large list of resources<\/a> to support teaching and research (both in classrooms and in the field)!<\/p>\n

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School of Earth and Sustainability: Digging into Graduate School (SES DIGS)<\/h3>\n

In the School of Earth and Sustainability (SES), we foster a community of learners and a supportive environment that cultivates foundational knowledge, practical skills, and professional growth to prepare students for successful careers in STEM fields. Through this commitment to these goals, the School of Earth and Sustainability: Digging into Graduate School (SES DIGS) was formed to provide resources, mentorship, and a sense of community for graduate students, and the undergraduates that support them or aspire to pursue graduate study.<\/p>\n

Interested? Contact Sara Souther<\/a> or Kenna Dinsdale.<\/a><\/p>\n

Community and Support<\/h3>\n

Looking to connect with other students who share your background, culture, or interests? Join the NAU SACNAS Chapter<\/a> for a community of undergraduate and graduate students from a truly diverse range of backgrounds in STEM! The NAU SACNAS Chapter can also connect you to other support resources like other clubs and organizations, funding for research, and resources like the Office of Inclusion<\/a> or the Native American Cultural Center<\/a> or the Office for Indigenous Student Success<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Research and Careers<\/h3>\n

Wondering how to get involved in research in STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)? Or looking for an internship learning how Tribal communities are approaching environmental problems and solutions? Check out the NAU STEM Cooperative (DISCO)<\/a>\u00a0to find groups with funding and opportunities to help you build your experience and explore your career path!<\/p>\n

Interested in graduate school?\u00a0 Check out this excellent presentation by NAU SES PhD Student Aubrey LaPlante from 9\/18\/24<\/a> with advice on the application process and more!<\/p>\n

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Scholarships and internships<\/h3>\n

NAU offers scholarships and assists in advertising scholarships for students from a variety of backgrounds:<\/p>\n