STEM
![David Tamen poses for a photo on September 6, 2022. He is a Trustee Scholar and became partially deaf when he was 13 and has dedicated most of his efforts since then to helping people with disabilities. To this end, he founded a non-profit with his twin brother called Helping Hands where he oversees the 3D printing of pediatric prosthetics for a clinic in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. . He’s looking forward to leveraging the resources at BU to continue his work to support the disabled poor and doing so much more. Photo by Jackie Ricciardi for Boston University](/files/2022/09/feat-crop-22-1504-DAVID-008-636x425.jpg)
Student Profile
Introducing the Class of 2026: David Tamen
![Photo of Selina J. Manua. A young, South east Asian woman holds a laptop in front of her as she poses in front of the BU Data Sciences building.](/files/2022/09/feat-22-1521-SELINA-067-636x425.jpg)
Student Profile
Introducing the Class of 2026: Selina Manua
![Photo of Steven Lue, a young boy with dark hair, black glasses, a red t-shirt. He stands in front of a small tree on a sunny day.](/files/2021/11/feat-IMG_0464-636x425.jpg)
Diversity in STEM
Building the Pipeline to Get Black, Hispanic Youth into STEM Careers
![A photo of Salvatore Pace leaning back in a chair.](/files/2020/02/Resize-20-1044-CHURCHILL-017-636x425.jpg)
Science & Technology
A Coveted Scholarship for a Physics Standout
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Science & Technology
BU Provost Speaks on Capitol Hill about Sexual Harassment in STEM
![Josiah Sherman, an undergraduate majoring in biology at Xavier University, in New Orleans, explaining his research at Xavier’s 2017 summer research symposium. As part of a new NSF grant to engage underrepresented minorities in exploring STEM careers, the BU School of Medicine will offer opportunities for Xavier students to meet with researchers at BU.](/files/2017/11/995x664_Josiah-Sherman-Xavier-Summer-Symposium-636x424.jpg)
Science & Technology
BU Promotes Diversity in STEM Fields with NSF Grants
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Science & Technology
Is Science Too Straight?
![BU Student Kelsey Williford works with a high school student during the Boston University GROW program for women interested in STEM careers](/files/2016/07/h_butoday_16-10148-STEM-113.jpg)
STEM