What Is STEM to Stern?
The STEM to Stern Program accelerates the growth of students in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. Through a series of courses, students explore and prepare for careers in STEM. The program is a supportive learning community and a powerful resource where you will learn skills and make connections that will help you succeed as a STEM student and STEM professional.
STEM to Stern students will:
- Sustain enthusiasm for STEM fields by connecting to STEM professionals and STEM alumni.
- Develop “STEM Smarts” techniques, such as study skills, note taking, and time management.
- Acquire and practice professional skills needed to successfully compete for jobs, internships, and scholarships.
- Strategically plan your career paths after reflecting upon your interests and strengths and conducting hands-on research about STEM pathways and jobs.
- Explore and connect to STEM opportunities on campus, in the Puget Sound area, and across the country.
Course Structure:
- Fall STEM 101, Winter STEM 102, Spring STEM 103
- Wednesdays 2:30-4:20
- Each course is 2 credits
- Completion of STEM 101 and STEM 102 counts as First Year Seminar degree requirement
Be curious! Our STEM students join different clubs at Bellevue College to organize events and work on projects. Bellevue College is a member of the Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium, you can get funds for rocket parts through the Rocketry & Aerospace Club, a group of students who build and launch high-powered rockets.
