We are a group of graduate students, undergraduates, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty at the University of Washington, Seattle. Our goal is to:
encourage, inspire
& (st)empower
high school students in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii to pursue STEM-related activities and education post-graduation. If you are a student wishing to participate in our activities, or are interested in getting us involved in your classes, please contact us!
Current Projects [last updated: 01/03/2023]
– Booths: Kentwood High School (01/31), Introduce a Girl to Green Technology (02/18), Echo Lake Elementary (03/01)
– NanoCamp! with Kamehameha Schools in Hawaii (March 2023)
– Summer 2023 coding workshop
– Virtual office hours with Kamehameha Schools
– Activities (Augmented/Virtual Reality, flashlight soldering…)
– STEM demo kit development
– Competitions (agar plates…)
– Academic Journal Sharing Service
– Department of Energy Early Career Network (DOE IDREAM ECN) partnership
– Pacific Science Center local community engagement
– Spring 2023 STEM RSO fair
– Community outreach through social media TikTok/radio/TV/etc
– Collaborations with CEI & MEM-C
– Internal social events
Latest Events and Updates
- Coding Workshop Summer 2023 [RSVP by 01/31/2023]
- End of Year Cookie Decoration Party! [12/11/2022]
- Agar Plates at Hazen High School [11/(18&22)/2022]
Program
STEM ACTIVITIES
Demos, games, workshops, competitions, and lab tours with discussions on relevant concepts and small-group activities.
presentations
On several aspects of STEM: personal life, diversity, career, internships, research and college admissions, life, and other crucial topics followed by informal discussion sessions.
STEMentorship
Mentorship between college-attending STEMentors and small groups of STEMentees (students), whether on research projects, general life, or academics.
STEM Pals 