These programs are a part of the Clark School of Engineering's suite of K-12 recruitment programs. These programs are used to encourage participants to apply to the University of Maryland, and if admitted, to enroll in one of nine engineering majors.
Students watch intently at a demonstration at the annual STEM Expo.
During SeaPerch Camp, students learn about robotics, engineering, science, and mathematics (STEM) while building an underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV). Students build the ROV from a kit and follow a curriculum that teaches basic engineering and science concepts.
Learn MoreThe Center for Minorities in Science and Engineering invites the families of 3rd-12th grade students to the annual STEM Expo! This free, day-long event exposes students and parents to careers and educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Learn MoreThe ESTEEM Research Mentoring Program (Engineering Science and Technology to Energize and Expand Young Minds) and the Summer Engineering Research (SER)-Quest is a recruitment program sponsored by the Center for Minorities in Science and Engineering in the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland College Park. This summer's program is a 4-week commuter program.
Learn MoreSPICE Summer Program (Students with Potential and Interest, Considering Engineering) is a week-long commuter program designed for young women who will be entering the 9th and 10th grade. The program is geared towards women who would like to learn more about engineering disciplines, opportunities, and careers.
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