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- Tesla: Increasing Access to STEM Education in Nevada
- SAE 2020 Top Contributor Class: Inspiring Future STEM Innovators
- Remote Learning Fuels New STEM Experience for Eighth Graders in Detroit Public Schools
- How One Teacher Is Bringing STEM to Life for Underrepresented Students
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Qualcomm: Strengthening Communities to Inspire Young Minds
February 24, 2021 | Posted in News From Us
During the uncertainties of 2020, Qualcomm saw an opportunity to support students and educators by making an investment to transform STEM education and build generational wealth in their communities. As a leader in mobile and computing platforms for automotive applications, Qualcomm understands that a strong STEM-savvy workforce …
Tesla: Increasing Access to STEM Education in Nevada
February 24, 2021 | Posted in News From Us

When Tesla committed a four-year, $1.5 million grant a little more than one year ago to support SAE’s STEM programs in Nevada, no one could have predicted that a pandemic would shutter schools for months, leaving families, teachers and students …
SAE 2020 Top Contributor Class: Inspiring Future STEM Innovators
February 23, 2021 | Posted in News From Us
The greatest reward for SAE’s tens of thousands of volunteers comes from within—from the humble satisfaction of helping advance SAE International’s mission and objectives with no expectation of reward. Leading young minds in the direction of engineering is the SAE …
Remote Learning Fuels New STEM Experience for Eighth Graders in Detroit Public Schools
January 15, 2021 | Posted in News From Us

Remote learning has caused countless challenges for students. For 3,521 eighth graders across 57 middle schools in Detroit Public Schools Community District, it also created a unique opportunity to learn about computer science at the very same time they’re studying …
How One Teacher Is Bringing STEM to Life for Underrepresented Students

Mia DeLaRosa was an “other.” A young girl born to a Hispanic, single teenage mom. She spent her formative years growing up in a gang-infested area in Chicago, IL., an area where there was very little chance for minority students …
High School Student Turns Passion Project Into STEM Class for Kindergarteners

The distance between George-Little Rock Middle School & High School in George, Iowa, and NASA’s Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas is 1,098 miles. It’s also how far Ashley Stueven would travel every year during her first three …
Engineer Gives All Students a Chance at STEM

Fifth grade. Like many kids, for Cory Cathrea that meant being rambunctious, running around at recess, and playing football. STEM was the furthest thing from his mind. In fact, it wasn’t until years later as an 8th grader that he …
MACPS 2020 CPS Hall of Fame Inductees
September 21, 2020 | Posted in News From Us
The Manufacturers Alliance for Child Passenger Safety (MACPS) recently announced the 2020 National Child Passenger Safety (CPS) Hall of Fame Inductees. The MACPS honors these individuals as they are recognized and remembered for the indelible impressions they have left on the …
Announcing the 2020-21 SAE International Scholarship recipients
August 6, 2020 | Posted in News From Us
Congratulations to all of the 2020-21 SAE International Scholarship recipients! Wishing you all the best as you advance in your STEM education and endeavors. We can’t wait to see and experience the amazing contributions that you make. BMW/SAE Engineering Scholarship …
SAE STEM Stories: Q & A with Christian Hubbell, Rivian, a former Collegiate Design Series (CDS) Participant
June 4, 2020 | Posted in News From Us

On his path to becoming the Software Engineering Lead at electric truck manufacturer, Rivian, Christian Hubbell participated on the Michigan State University Formula SAE (FSAE) team. We spoke with him to discover how his FSAE experiences impacted his journey to …