Meet our LEADERSHIP TEAM
How has being a Chapter President helped you grow as a community leader and a student? What have you learned?
How has being a Chapter President helped you grow as a community leader and a student? What have you learned?
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2026 STEM Carnival!
On January 22nd, we hosted our most recent STEM Carnival at Novi Meadow Elementary! With over 80 registrants and over 200 attendees, our team is proud to say that this was our most successful carnival yet! Students experienced an exhilarating night filled with hands-on STEM activities, proudly presented by a collaboration of esteemed universities, high school clubs, robotics teams, and diverse community groups from across Michigan. The event was a dynamic showcase of innovation and learning, bringing together the brightest minds in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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Frog Force 503 Robotics Team
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CLAWS University of Michigan (Collaborative Lab for Advancing Work in Space)
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Kid Chemist
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Leslie Science and Nature Center
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Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
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University of Michigan American Society of Civil Engineers
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Girls Who Code (Novi High School)
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Mad Science of Detroit
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AIAA University of Michigan (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics)
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Accelerate4KIDs
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Society of Physics Students
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Rapid Robots Robotics Team
At STEM Without Boundaries, we are a passionate group of students and adults working towards our mission of inspiring students to pursue careers in STEM and to help Chapter Presidents host successful STEM Nights in their local communities.
7,800 students💡
(that's a lot of kids!)
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Over the past two years, the STEM Without Boundaries team has helped host 31 STEM Nights between our 32 chapters with 170 organizations, 36 guest speakers, and 100 volunteers. In total, over 7,500 students ranging from grades K-6 have registered to attend out events!
our stem nights 🎒
As technology continues to play a prominent role in our society, it is critical that students learn the skills to have an impact on our future. Giving students opportunities to thrive in STEM careers fosters a diverse and talented workforce, and prevents biases in these fields and the technologies they produce.
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