While the program takes place at Clemson, the emphasis is on what it takes to succeed in graduate school in general, and participants are under no obligation to enroll, although many do. STEM All In is a collaboration between the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, the College of Science and the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences. Tonyia Stewart, the director of graduate recruiting and inclusion for the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, said that STEM All In has been tremendously successful in helping widen and diversify the talent pipeline. "We are incredibly proud of Jonathan, Presley and Cornelius for their hard work and dedication, and we congratulate them for becoming the first STEM All In participants to graduate from Clemson University," Stewart said. "We look forward to continuing our outreach with our next STEM All In cohort in the fall." Here's a look at STEM All In's first graduating class: