MSU Denver
Rocky Mountain Alliance for Minority Participation (RM-AMP) supports minority students completing their degree program in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines. RM AMP’s mission is to build STEM equity and excellence. This program provides services from building academic competency, supporting financial needs to navigating the hidden curriculum. Examples of services including individual peer tutoring, textbook program, research support, workshops, stipends for participation, program-specific scholarships, recognition of successes and tailored personal support.
The purpose of this Research/Grant program is to provide undergraduate RM-AMP students the opportunity to participate in student-initiated and faculty-supervised fall, spring and summer research. Research can be off campus, on campus or international. Your mentor can be a MSU Denver faculty member or a mentor from another facility or university.
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There are five scholarships available to our RM-AMP Members. The Larry Johnson STEM Opportunity Scholarship (Johnson) and the RM-AMP Scholarship in the Fall. The Ching-Chen, Shi-Kuei and Jeff Wu Scholarship (WU), the Provost Scholarship and the Urban League Guild Scholarships in the Spring.
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Accumulate Points Towards Your Stipend by participating in the following: Read the Welcome Letter, Newsletters and emails, Introduce yourself to a member of RM-AMP. Mentor a new RM AMP student. Attend RM-AMP monthly meetings, preapproved events and the recognition celebration.
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The RM-AMP Passport to Success is a way to earn a stipend to assist in financing: Attending Conference Graduate School Entrance Exams Graduate School Application Fees Professional Organization Membership Fees And more….
Passport to SuccessFridays: 10-11:30 am (virtual)
15 CORE Competencies
PowerPoints, Videos, Workshops
How to Use Canvass
What is Open on Campus, RTD, Parking
Tuition Payments, Food Insecurity, Need Internet or Computers, Need a Job
Dreamer Fund, Local Resources
Internships Opportunities
Organizations to Join in Your Field
Helpful Information for Undergraduates and Graduates
Resources for AMP Students
Deadline to apply for Student Travel funds:
30 days prior to the first date of travel
Travel must be related to the participant’s area of study or leadership position on campus.
The following forms of professional development are eligible for program participation:
The Student Travel Program does not provide funding for meals or other incidental expenses.
Funding Amounts:
