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Diverse Connections
Pittsburgh’s cultural diversity continues to expand and welcome new cultures. In addition, several organizations enable you to find people with similar background and interests to connect with socially, spiritually and through community service. Graduate Programs OfficeCarnegie Mellon’s central academically-focused support for women graduate students and graduate students of color, particularly in science and technical fields. Multicultural ResourcesPittsburgh Resources for African American StudentsCompiled by students in the Department of Biological Sciences. Pittsburgh Resources for Hispanic StudentsCompiled by students in the Department of Biological Sciences. Carnegie Mellon Multicultural InitiativesConnect with student organizations matching your interests and background. Global PittsburghResources on cultural organizations and some basics of living in Pittsburgh. Ethnic Communities in PittsburghAn overview of the many different communities who make their home in Pittsburgh. African American CultureResource guide for African American culture in Pittsburgh, including the arts and music. The August Wilson Center for African American Cultural CenterThe August Wilson Center for African American Cultural Center is a not-for-profit organization that presents performing, visual and education programs that celebrate the contributions of African Americans within the region and the impact of cultural expression from Africa to the African Diaspora. New Pittsburgh CourierThe New Pittsburgh Courier is one of the oldest and most prestigious Black newspapers in the United States. Latin American Cultural Union (LACU)Promotes and disseminates Latin culture and traditions. ParentsGSA Child Care SupportThe Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) has been working with Carnegie Mellon administration to assist graduate students with children to find child care services. Women’s Resources
Book RecommendationThe Woman’s Guide to Navigating the Ph.D. in Engineering & Science. Lazarus, B., Ritter, L., Ambrose, S. (2001). New York: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc. A complete outline of the Ph.D. process. Includes tips on practical matters as well as personal issues and problems unique to women in these fields. Women who have been through the process offer their personal stories and advice.Gender Issues websiteA collection of women’s resources available at Carnegie Mellon. MentorNetAward-winning nonprofit e-mentoring network that addresses the retention and success of women in engineering, science and mathematics. MosaicAnnual conference on women’s issues. The Women’s CenterCarnegie Mellon’s Women’s Center supports women on campus, has a library, and hosts events. Reading on Women Scientists and Engineers in the AcademyGLBT CommunityAlliesOrganization for people of all sexual orientations who support gays, bisexuals, and lesbians cmuOUTCarnegie Mellon’s gay-straight alliance. GLENDAGay and Lesbian Neighborhood Development Association, located in Squirrel Hill. Gay and Lesbian Community Center of PittsburghResource center also located in Squirrel Hill. Religious, Spiritual and Community Service OrganizationsReligious and Spiritual OrganizationsCarnegie Library Resource Guide guide to varied religious and spiritual organizations. Pittsburgh CaresUmbrella organization that makes volunteering easier. Providing service to over 100 local agencies that address human, animal, and environmental needs. |
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