Member Organizations

Member Organizations
(for a detailed meeting calendar, please see tinyurl.com/ywstemcalendar)


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SECME
Build mousetrap cars
Launch water bottle rockets
Build and test balsa wood bridges
Design and program robots
Earn a trip to the National Student competition
Try-Math-A-Lon (TMAL)


TryMathALon
Compete in fun math and science challenges
Compete to attend local and national competitions



NSBE Jr. Explorer
Explore the many applications of science utilizing projects, competitions, and science fairs
Compete for a chance to attend the NSBE Annual Convention



MathCOUNTS
Fun and engaging math program for middle school Compete in local, regional and national challenges
NSBE Jr. - Ms. Zeno


NSBE Jr.
Network with other pre-engineering students
Participate in local and national conferences
Give back through service learning

SeaPerch - Ms. Zeno




SeaPerch
Design, build, test and present an underwater robot
Compete to win a trip to attend the national SeaPerch challenge




FLL/FTC Robotics
Design, build, test, program and compete with a FLL/FTC  robot.
Compete to attend national and international competitions

VEX/VEX IQ Robotics - Ms. Dunklin and Ms. Zeno



VEX/VEX IQ ROBOTICS
Design, build, test, program and compete with a VEX/VEX IQ robot.
Compete to attend national and international competitions

Coding Club - Ms. Sessum



Schlumberger Coding Club
Create your very own phone app
Develop websites
Create 3D Movies
Trips to learn about coding/computer science



KidWind
Explore the power of wind by building and testing your own wind turbine
4H Youth STEM - Ms. Moore


4H Youth STEM
Work on cool STEM projects in areas as aerospace, water, computers, small engines, electricity, electronics, astronomy, energy and robotics



Ten80 Racing Challenge
NASCAR style student racing challenge.
SWENext
SWENext is a way to become part of the Society of Women Engineers as a student through the age of 18.
TAME
Focuses on increasing and strengthening minority and female participation in the engineering, scientific and computer science professions.
SHPE Jr.
SHPE Jr. Chapters provide youth with opportunities to participate in hands-­on STEM activities. Members have the opportunity to attend the Pre-­College Symposium held at SHPE’s National Conference, participate in academic and engineering summer camps, compete in National Science Bowls, participate in local science fairs along with many other opportunities.  SHPE Jr. Chapter members also receive mentoring and develop leadership skills through the active involvement of SHPE Chapter members.
For more information, please email ywcpastem@gmail.com.