STEM PUSH Network

The Native American Science and Engineering Program (NASEP) at gives high school students a comprehensive understanding of a career in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) fields.

The year-long program connects students with academic professionals and industry representatives from STEM-related interests, gives one-on-one college coaching, facilitates interactive workshops, and family events to effectively prepare students for the college admissions process.

At NASEP students receive necessary information about academic success, and are exposed to different STEM career paths.

https://nasep.arizona.edu/

With the intention of making computer science more approachable, especially for groups historically underrepresented in technology fields, PBS KIDS recently debuted a new animated series: Lyla in the Loop

Seven-year-old, Lyla uses STEM skills like critical thinking to solve challenges in her everyday life - empowering other young people, including Black girls like herself, to see themselves as innovators.

PBS Kids’ Lyla In The Loop Brings Black Girls Into STEM PBS Kids is making strides in computer science education with its new series, Lyla In The Loop, which premiered recently.

With our Fall convening quickly approaching, let us reflect on our March convening takeaways. We covered:

♠️ College Admissions advice straight from admissions officers
♠️ Practical measurement for practitioners with limited time and resources
♠️ Understanding of accreditation for the first cohort of programs

See what you missed: https://ow.ly/BWyn50ThJNH

March 2024 Newsletter: Co-Creating the Future: STEM PUSH Convenes From Ohio to Florida, to California, to Oregon, pre-college STEM programs from around the nation gathered in Pittsburgh for the Spring 2024 STEM PUSH convening.