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Hands-on biotechnology for curious students who want to explore real lab science, build confidence, and discover future careers in STEMM. USTEMM’s Biotechniques program gives students an exciting introduction to biotechnology through active, real-world learning. In a student-led environment, participants explore how modern science is used in labs to study DNA, cells, working of living systems, and biochemical reactions happening inside …
Build-a-Body Lab A hands-on STEMM program where students learn human anatomy by sculpting body systems using clay. 🎓 Target Audience Grades 6–12 📅 Program Length 6–12 Weeks or 1-Week Camp ⏱ Session Duration 60–90 Minutes Learning Objectives ✓ Identify major human body systems ✓ Explain structure and function of each system ✓ Demonstrate learning through 3D clay modeling ✓ Use …
Anatomy Sculpt lab: USTEMM Anatomy education program: Through immersive, hands-on experiences and interdisciplinary teaching, USTEMM empowers learners to explore human anatomy in a tangible, engaging, and meaningful way. Anatomy-based clay modeling, USTEMM bridges the gap between theory and practice—helping students build, visualize, and truly understand the structures and systems that shape our body. Key Features / Bullet Points Hands-On Learning …
HANDS-ON BIOTECH: WHERE FUTURE DOCTORS & BIOENGINEERS BEGIN Spark Curiosity, Inspire Discovery Are you in grades 6–9 and ready to think and act like a future scientist? Join our Hands-On Biotechnology Program and get real experience with professional biotech tools! 📅 Program Dates: May 16 to August 1 🕙 Time: Saturdays, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM 📍 Location: i270 Innovation …
Starting Saturday Jan/27/24, students from grades 5 to 7 will learn and work on robot designs, learn programming and learn the use of sensors. Registration required for participation. Dates: Jan/27/24, Feb/10/24, Feb/17/24 Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Location: Hillcrest Commons Community Center
Starting Jan/08/24, This Computer-Aided Design (CAD) training Workshop is focused on introducing middle school students to designing custom parts and explore the exciting world of Computer-Aided Design using Onshape to turn creativity into 3D reality! All kids MUST have computer (Chromebook will work) and a mouse (either wired or wireless). Workshop is open for ages 9 to 14. Registration: In …
Mihir Kumar, student from Urbana High School, is now the current Maryland Chapter Lead and National Executive Board Leader for Recycle My Battery.
Rohit S. Chintala, a student from the class of 2025 at Urbana High School won the 43th Annual High School Mathematics Competition.