The annual Women in STEM Tea, led by Carol Hsu and Tina Barsotti and the members of Clark NERD girls and GEEKs, invited women professionals to talk with students about their industries and navigating STEM fields.
Engineering students test their “Project Artemis Challenge” rovers in the STEM building’s Drop Tower to finish out winter term.
The NERD Girls and GEEKs, an ASCC student program, hosted an “experiment social” on Tuesday, January 28 in the STEM Building Collaboratorium.
MESA provided opportunities for students to network at conferences, transfer fairs, internship information sessions and workshops.
Environmental Science 101 students learn about habitat restoration and plant native plants at Sams Walker Recreation Area in the Columbia Gorge.
100 students attended career pathways camps focused on Health Care and STEM at Clark College during the week of June 25-28.
Spring term engineering students present their prototype to their peers, explaining their process and materials used. Finally, teams test their designs.
Clark students practice speed networking with STEM professionals.
Teams of student engineers crowded around tables in the collaboratorium in the STEM Building on March 12 for the winter term Engineering competition to present the bridges they had spent weeks perfecting.
MESA (Math, Engineering, Science Achievement) is a national program designed to increase the number of historically underrepresented populations to succeed in STEM fields.
