Discover STEM
Did a science project, a visit to a museum, or something you saw interest you in a career in science and math? Has a robot show or a complex machine interested you in technology or engineering? Did you ever wonder how we reached the moon and Mars? (Engineers and mathematicians got us there!)
Here, discover the world where your interests, your creativity, and your effort can lead you. Bring your curiosity and imagination, and dream about a career in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM)!
UH Programs
Learn at some of the most interesting Houston area programs for elementary, middle, and high school students.
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Mars Rover Celebration
The Mars Rover Celebration is an educational opportunity for elementary (grades 3-5) and middle school (grades 6-8) students to participate in the design and construction of a model rover to carry out a specific science mission on Mars. In the fall, student teams build the models as part of a six-week classroom or homework project. The activity culminates in January with students showcasing their team project at the Mars Rover Celebration at UH.
For: Elementary & Middle School Students, Grades 3rd - 8th
At: College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Contact: stem@central.uh.edu
When: March 22, 2025
Location: University of Houston Student Center Houston Room
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Science Engineering Fair of Houston
The Science Engineering Fair of Houston promotes the learning and application of science and technology through the development and presentation of science/engineering projects. SEFH serves as the regional fair for all public, private, charter, and home school students, grades 6-12, in Harris County and the 22 surrounding counties in Southeast Texas.
For: All public, private, charter, and home school students, grades 6-12, in Harris County and the 22 surrounding counties in Southeast Texas.
Contact: info@sefhouston.org
Website: sefhouston.org/
Location: Fort Bend Epicenter
Grades: 6-12
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Technolochicas
Technolochicas courses introduce computer science through the lens of personal experiences, lift up overlooked narratives, and make the case for why we need more diverse voices working in technology. Together with our mentors, Technolochicas Code It courses inspire students to further engage in computer science courses so they can be prepared for the challenges of the 21st century. Our mission is to expand opportunities for all students to explore the STEM sector, which we do through building partnerships with schools, universities, and community allies.
For: All students 11-15 years old
Contact: stem@central.uh.edu
Website: technolochicas.org
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Fresh Start
The National Society of Black Engineers is thrilled to announce its upcoming bi-annual Fresh Start event on April 5, 2025. Sponsored by HP, this event will take place at the University of Houston. Fresh Start is a complimentary one-day STEM event designed to ignite curiosity and passion for STEM disciplines among students in grades 3-12. Through hands-on workshops led by professionals, participants will engage directly with STEM concepts. The goal is to engage up to 400 students in this enriching Fresh Start experience.
We welcome professionals, teachers and faculty passionate about STEM to share their expertise and inspire students in grades 3-12. If you're eager to facilitate hands-on workshops and contribute to sparking curiosity and enthusiasm for STEM subjects, we would be delighted to have you join us. Please click the below link tree and sign up to be a presenter to be a part of this transformative event.
For: Students in grades 3 - 12
When: April 5, 2025
At: University of Houston, Main Campus
Website: https://www.nsbehouston.org/freshstart
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