Terrell, an Ambassador-in-Training at BRDG, writes about how BRDG has improved his academic and professional skills, enhanced his self-confidence, and expanded his professional network.

Get to know one of our BRDG Mentors, Linda Lockwood, and her experience being a mentor.

A first generation college student’s success story.

BRDG bridge to Connect, a nonprofit committed to supporting successful STEM careers for first-in-their family college graduates, recently organized a Peace Essay Contest on “What can we do to promote peace.”

In February, the BRDG bridge to connect organization sponsored a presentation by Dr. Mike Wesolowski, the CEO of Luxonic Technologies to explore innovative ideas in AR and VR technologies applied to primarily medical education.

Melissa wrote an essay on her view on "Diversity in the Technology Sector" as part of her application to the BRDG program in 2018. She has updated her essays in 2021 to reflect her internship experience. Click her to read more.

HART is an acronym that is seen as a simple approach to our often complex life style. Read more to find out why HART is "An acronym for all occasions"

How does BRDG helped past "Ambassadors-in-Training"? Click to read about Lorena's experience at BRDG.

The ambassadors in training were given an usual task. Lorena & Alejandro never thought this task would lead them to meeting the Dean of ECS.

Is climate change an existential threat to our planet due to its adverse environment effects? Read more to find out.

Social media was designed as a place for users to create and share information. Read more to see Melissa's perspective.

The hardest question a person has to answer is what they wish to devote their entire life towards. Read Tinas story