Get Involved with K12 STEM Campus Outreach
The Georgia Tech K-12 STEM Connection at Georgia Tech provides a method of viewing K-12 STEM & STEAM programs that are hosted by the various schools and departments on the Georgia Tech campus. Requests for help with K-12 STEM events and projects are available for teachers, school administrators, district superintendents, and Georgia Tech Faculty. Current there are no on-campus K12 STEAM programs.
K12 Community
To request support, find resources and events, or to sign up for our K-12 Connections Newsletter, click here.
Undergraduate/Graduate Students
Are you a student interested in supporting K-12 Outreach? Start here to learn more!
Faculty/Staff
Learn how CEISMC can support your existing K-12 Outreach efforts, or how to get involved.
Upcoming Events
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K12 News
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77 Student Teams Amaze Judges at the 2021 K-12 InVenture Prize State Finals
On Thursday, March 11th, 2021, CEISMC hosted the Georgia Tech K-12 InVenture Prize State Finals online. The InVenture Prize Competition encourages elementary, middle, and high school students to present projects that identify real-world problems and design unique solutions.
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Special Event Focuses on Expanding Access to Post-Secondary Education to Latino Students
The GoSTEM program at the Georgia Institute of Technology is hosting the 9th Annual Latino College and STEM Fair on March 17th and 18th, 2021. The virtual bilingual event includes nationally recognized keynote speakers, educational information sessions for middle and high school students, their parents, and the general public. Hands-on STEM workshops are available for schools and community organizations.
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Meltem Alemdar and Christopher Cappelli: Innovative Curricular Assessment
Georgia Tech Effective Team Dynamics Initiative (ETD) , Feb 24, 2021
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4th through 12th-grade Student Workshops Celebrate Black History Month
On Saturday, February 20th, CEISMC Student Programs will celebrate Black History Month through the "To the History Makers and Those They Inspire" workshops.
The workshops aim to honor the contributions of Black inventors, scientists, and engineers. By highlighting African-Americans' contributions, students can see themselves represented in the STEAM field.
