Bringing Classroom STEM Topics to Life
At Expeditions to STEM, we have one goal: to help make abstract, classroom STEM topics more accessible to middle and high school students. We want to take whatever you’re learning in class – from rocks and geology to electron configurations – and help you figure out how these seemingly unnecessary concepts can help you solve real world problems.
Past Speakers
Jocelyn Scheirer 
Nakisa Alborz 
Paul Berkman
Gallery
Students also learned about high school robotics software programs – and got to make some slime 🙂 
In one of our morning workshops, students learned Python, a versatile programming language. 
Students participated in the trivia workshop, competing to answer questions from many STEM topics. 
In another workshop, students competed to build bridges that can support the most weight. 
At the end of the day, students collaborated to solve a problem using STEM and presented their findings. 
Professor Paul Berkman spoke to students about science as the study of change and how STEM can guide interactions between groups of people, be it in daily life or on a global scale.
Want to learn more about last year’s event? Check out our gallery!
Keep doing these programs for kids like me! I really enjoy them!
– Anonymous Participant, ETS 2019
We hope that we can inspire other students to make connections in their STEM classes through our annual events.
If you have any questions about our mission, please reach out to expeditionstostem@gmail.com, and we’d be happy to address them!
