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If you know of any STEM-based programs or events to take place that you would like us to announce, we would be glad to review them and post them on our website event calendar!
In order to get started, submit an event on our event upload form at this link or email [email protected], and we will do the rest! We appreciate you contributing to STEM education in Arkansas!
The competition is open to all Arkansas college students enrolled in Arkansas. Teams of 1 or more students are will compete for awards. Each team must have a mentor. Teams […]
Cams, gears, springs and linkages come together to create an automata. We will teach you the basics and inspire your creativity to design your own automata.
Name: Arkansas Maker Summit Location: Outreach Time: 01/30/2020 8:30 AM Duration: 7 hours, 30 minutes Seats Available: 178 The Scott Family Amazeum is excited to host the third statewide Maker Summit, presented by the […]
The Little Rock School district is looking for judges for our 2019-20 elementary science fair. The fair will be held on Saturday, February 1st from 8:30 – 11:30 at Don Roberts Elementary on […]
ScratchJr is an introductory programming language that enables young children (ages 7-and up) to create their own interactive stories and games. Children snap together graphical programming blocks to make characters […]
You are invited to participate with the Arkansas STEM Coalition, the Harding University Lewis “Tony” Finley STEM Center, and the Searcy Chamber of Commerce in an exciting and innovative meeting […]
This is the first of the regional tournaments for the Arkansas Science Olympiad. Students from Middle Schools and High Schools compete in various science, engineering, and technology events.
Engineering and Robotics State Competition for TSA Middle School and High School Student Chapters throughout the state. To be held on National Engineers Week.
This is the second of the regional tournaments for the Arkansas Science Olympiad. Students from Middle Schools and High Schools compete in various science, engineering, and technology events.
Learn how to code a robot through apps that allow you to control it using Java, block coding and even facial recognition.