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- Community Partnerships Key to Expanding Region’s STEM Ecosystem
Author Archives: Joy Lancaster
Auto Mechanic and Nurse Spark Daughter’s Lifelong Passion for STEM
October 27, 2021 | Posted in Life & Physical Science, STEM Diversity & Accessibility, Stories, Virginia
What might look like an everyday socket wrench to some, was an introduction to mathematics and numbers for five-year-old Myra Blanco. The daughter of an auto mechanic and nurse living in Puerto Rico, Myra spent every waking hour in her …
Students Get Creative, Build Fully-Electric Toy Cars at STEM Camp
Creativity. When you ask most middle and high school students about engineering, that’s one word that usually doesn’t come to mind. That is unless you ask students from the Electric Vehicle Learning Center (EV-LC), a non-profit in San Marcos, California. …
Navy Veteran Goes Back to School, Competes in Baja SAE
“If you can get it running, go ahead.” That’s all Chad Bear needed to hear from his dad before he launched into fixing up the 1968 Bridgestone 50 motorcycle that was given to him by his Uncle Ron. The bike …
Cleveland Teacher Changes Perceptions About STEM for Young Girls
“You’re the science teacher?” a fourth grader asks. “Yes” the teacher responds. “But you’re a girl.” When Carla Neely’s all-girl class of fourth graders first met her at Cleveland Metropolitan School District, it was almost like they were in disbelief …
Team Calgary Flies High, Navigates COVID to Win SAE AEROCONNECT Challenge
July 29, 2021 | Posted in News From Us
The inaugural SAE AeroConnect Challenge™ was just over a week away. As a team of engineering students from the University of Calgary prepared to travel to California to participate in the competition, COVID-19 hit—putting a halt to their plans and …
Fifth Grader Finds Love for Art Through Engineering
July 22, 2021 | Posted in Stories
Fifth grade was a really big year for Arielle at Gompers Elementary School. She participated in her first international STEM competition and was one of only 30 girls selected for the prestigious Girls in Engineering Academy in Detroit. Now about …
AWIM STEM Training Equips Teachers in Montana
When the LINKS for Learning Afterschool Program at Livingston Public Schools in Montana needed STEM teacher training, they didn’t have to go far. Throughout the school year, students from Montana State University were already participating in pre-service field experiences at …
Kia Georgia Partners with SAE to Bring STEM Experiences to Youth
July 16, 2021 | Posted in News From Us
Since 2012, Kia Georgia and SAE International have partnered together to reach over 83,000 students in over 60 schools. Their partnership is fueled by spreading the joy of STEM learning to kids in Kia communities in Georgia and Alabama. A …
Advancing Organizational Culture for Improved DEI
July 13, 2021 | Posted in News From Us
Experts from education and industry came together to discuss improving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the mobility industry at the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Leadership (IDEAL) Summit during SAE 2021 AeroTech. During the engaging discussion, eight panelists shared …