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The goal of the STEM Tank Program is for students to increase their STEM workforce skills in critical thinking, problem solving and communication. An ongoing emphasis of this undertaking will be to increase the representation of students of color and women students in STEM programs. Another goal is to increase the number of students in STEM pathways at the College, particularly populations underrepresented in STEM fields, address workforce demand, and prepare students for economically-mobile, family-sustaining careers.
First Place
First Place
Dannia Ruiz Mata, Reel Mohamed, Amy Edward, and David Arnett
Mentor: Tony Stanford
Project: Campus Compass- a detailed navigational tool used for finding things on campus such as classrooms, vending machines, and printers
Second Place
Second Place
Amariah Robinson, Brian Peacock, Sierra Lawson
Mentor: Huihong (Heather) Song
Project: Sustain Central- a way for recycling to become more accessible, efficient and effective to students and faculty/staff, all while keeping our campus clean and sustainable
Third Place
Third Place
Tevorn Connor, Lamareanna Jones, Dannysha George, Rey Nganga
Mentor: Kimberly Miller
Project: The Kinetic Sidewalk- Showcased how being able to transform the sidewalks that we have here on campus into something more energy efficient using power generating sidewalks that converts kinetic energy into electricity simply by walking.
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