Summer program offers bold research experiences for future STEM leaders

At the closing ceremony for the 2023 Collaborative Approaches among Scientists and Engineers (CASE) Research Experience Undergraduate (REU) Research Symposium, high school students and undergraduate students in the up to 10-week program had an opportunity to present their research posters and share how this program has made a difference to them personally in front of their families and faculty. Students came from across the country from California to Pennsylvania to take advantage of this program.

SCORE summer camp participants learn how to build VEX robots and get personalized advice

“I enjoy being part of these SCORE summer camps and seeing the kids develop an interest in robotics,” said Tre Knight, a teacher from Auburn Junior High School. “These students are here because they have a desire to learn outside of the classroom and that makes this even more exciting.”

Camp participants had an opportunity to learn how to build VEX robots and compete in their very own 2023 Robot Olympics for entering seventh through ninth grade students.

Stories come to life in Science Matters

Science Matters summer enrichment camps concluded the 2023 season with “Full STEM Ahead” and “Storybook STEM” sessions. This interactive and engaging summer enrichment program is hosted by the Office of STEM Outreach in the College of Sciences and Mathematics. 

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