The LinkedIn Group Chemistry and Biochemistry invites students, alumni, faculty and department members to join our group for networking and communication. LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network – a widely used tool for making professional connections, conducting job searches, and making your resume and experience available to potential employers.

The Dean of Students website is the place to connect with the following student communities: Black Cultural Center | LGBTQIA | Men’s Center | Multicultural | Nontraditional | Veterans | Women’s Center

A Community for Minorities in STEM (CMiS) aims to foster a supportive scientific community for persons of color in all disciplines of science, math and technology in order to enable them to become successful students and contributors to their respective fields. CMiS is open to individuals of all ethnic backgrounds and encourages all who support the advancement of persons of color in science, math and technology to join our community.

UO LGBT+ in STEM aims to create a community for LGBT+ people in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, while providing education around LGBT+ issues for all people in the STEM fields. We aim to provide safe spaces for all peoples through monthly meet-ups of LGBT+ graduate students, faculty, and staff and through educational seminars about LGBT issues in the sciences.

Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) works to create a supportive scientific community at the University of Oregon. Their goal is to encourage students of all backgrounds to pursue a career in any STEM field.

Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (oSTEM) chapter at UO is dedicated to fostering community and providing education and leadership opportunities for LGBTQIA+ undergraduate students in the STEM fields.

Alliance for Diversity in Science and Engineering seeks to provide opportunities for underrepresented individuals in STEM to promote an all-encompassing environment and facilitate career pathways.

UO Chemistry Club is an undergraduate organization dedicated to promoting a greater understanding and appreciation of chemistry by sponsoring chemistry-related science activities, community outreach, professional networking opportunities, research opportunities, and annual summer undergraduate research scholarships.

The Women in Graduate Science (UOWGS) at the University of Oregon focuses on the professional development of women in all disciplines of science. Through participation in professional development, networking and outreach activities, WGS members build valuable personal, educational, and career skills that prepare them to become successful contributors to their fields.

UO Student Chapter of the Optical Society of America (OSA) is a student run group that is focused on promoting optics through cutting-edge research, collaboration, and outreach of optical demonstrations for the public.

UODreamers has a mission to foster the unique gifts and talents of Dreamer students and promote their sense of belonging and safety, as they pursue their higher education goals. We use the term “Dreamers” to refer to Undocumented, DACA-mented, Tuition Equity, and students of mixed status families.

The Many Nations Longhouse serves as a place of respite for American Indian students at the University of Oregon as they navigate their academic endeavors. Its mission is to provide welcome, respecting the diversity of numerous American Indian cultures and beliefs.

The American Chemical Society Bridge Program (ACS-BP) is an effort to increase the number of chemical science PhDs awarded to underrepresented (UR) students by creating sustainable transition programs and a national network of doctoral-granting institutions that provide mentoring for students to successfully complete PhD programs.

COACh is a grass-roots organization that is working to increase the number and career success of women scientists and engineers through innovative programs and strategies. Membership is free and open to anyone who shares its passion for building capacity in STEM fields around the world.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Careers through Outreach Research and Education (STEMCORE) is a consortium of UO science, math and education faculty, STEM outreach and education program coordination staff, community college faculty, K-12 collaborators, STEM industry and government partners and supporters.

UO Department Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Chemistry is a committee of students and professors advocating for DEI efforts on campus and beyond.