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"Define your roots and branch out to awesome careers."

STEM-U-LINK™ is a career exploration fair for minority 8th - 12th grade students but ALL are welcome to attend.  It is an opportunity for middle and high school students to meet college students enrolled in STEM-related degree programs, and professionals in the STEM field. We want you to "Define your roots and branch out to awesome careers". This event is designed to stimulate STEM interest that will fill the pipeline to produce more black engineers and STEM professionals.
 

High school courses such as algebra, calculus, and writing are an integral part of becoming a STEM professional. Seeing each phase of the process of becoming a STEM professional and helping students believe they have what it takes to become one is our primary objective.

STEM stands for  Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

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A partnership with Virginia Union University

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Sponsored by:

Where: Virginia Union University

                Claude G. Perkins Living                  & Learning Center

When : January 26, 2019

Time:   10 AM - 2 PM

Cost:     FREE

STEM-U-LINK™ 2019 Exhibitors

                       

  NSBE Richmond Professionals      NVA STEM/NSBE Jr    Virginia Union University (VUU)                       Norfolk State University (NSU)         Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)             Old Dominion University (ODU)          VDOT         Science Matters WCVE 88.9 FM (NPR)                    American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE)/Dominion Energy       

 Pfizer     Virginia Cyber Security   TIMMONS Group     Maymont      

Tuskegee Airmen     Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division       Trimech       CodeVirginia      DuPont     Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals         United States Marine Corps           MathScience Innovation Center        NSBE FIRST Lego League       Lord of the Bricks Robotics          FIRST Chesapeake        VITA   Lancaster Kinetic Storm Robotics

 

Email: LaShara Smith or Serita Seright - stemulink@nsberichmond.org
Phone: 804-251-1656

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