One of GASP's top priorities is advocating for graduate student issues with the department, as well as building community by supporting fellow physics graduate students. There are many other groups in physics and university whose goals we align with, and we are eager to work with them and amplify their efforts! If you would like to participate, contact GASP or any of the other groups working on these issues.
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APS Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Alliance (APS-IDEA Team): CU Physics and JILA recently joined this international program and formed a team to coordinate other groups at CU (found below) and interface with the Alliance.
Community of Support for Marginalized Students (COSMOS): COSMOS is a student organization aimed towards helping underrepresented minorities here in the Physics, Engineering Physics, and Astrophysics Department at CU Boulder. We are here to provide the necessary resources for students of color to be successful in earning any degree they are currently working towards. To be more specific, we will be sharing scholarship information, graduate/postdoc preparation seminars, community service opportunities, study groups and much more! You can also find us on Instagram and Twitter.
CU-Prime: CU-Prime is a student-led, diversity-focused, and community-oriented organization in the physics department. Their goal is to improve the culture of physics at CU Boulder through equity and inclusion, allyship, and education.Â
Equity, Inclusion and Cookies (EIC): EIC is a monthly event series open to all members of the CU physics community. Each event is a 90-minute guided discussion over coffee and cookies about issues relating to equity and inclusion in physics. EIC also offers additional resources to deepen the conversation of equity and inclusion.
Representation, Recruitment and Retention Committee (R-Cubed): R-Cubed is focused on improving representation, recruitment, and retention in the physics department. They lead a genuine community effort involving faculty, post-docs, undergraduate and graduate students, and staff members.
Undergraduate Women in Physics (uWiP): The Undergraduate Women in Physics group is a community of undergraduates that host events designed for undergraduate majors. All genders are welcome!
Women and Gender Minorities in Physics (WaGMi): The Women and Gender Minorities in Physics group is a community of graduate and undergraduate students, post-docs, and faculty working to support the inclusion, participation, and success of women and gender minorities in the physics department at CU and around the world. They host monthly lunch meetings open to all, with workshops/presentations or more informal discussions.