STEM Organizations

Each summer, the College of Engineering and Northern Nevada MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) offer a free introductory engineering camp, available to students who will go on to be the first person in their family to attend college.
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STEM camps, resources and classes. (southern nevada)
This summer camp will introduce basic knowledge of manufacturing engineering, including metrology, heat treatment, metal forming, metal machining, casting, CNC and more. Campers will get a chance to operate machines such as metrology equipment, manual lathes, mills, CNC mills and CNC lathes.
The State Railroad Museum & The Nevada Southern Railway —Come ride the Nevada Southern Railway excursion train at the Nevada State Railroad Museum. We are located in historic Boulder City, Nevada; the city that built the Hoover Dam.
For young women only! An introduction to engineering including lessons, hands-on activities, and mentoring from professional female engineers, university faculty, alumni, and current engineering students.
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Exciting hands-on activities for the entire family in seven amazing galleries- downtown Reno.  Holiday, Vacation, and summer camps available along with weekly museum programming. (northern Nevada)
The East Ely Railroad Depot Museum focuses on the historical industrial development of Nevada as evidenced by the massive copper production in the area which began in 1900. Located in the historic East Ely Railroad Depot, the museum interprets mining and transportation heritage.  
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Located in the Ansari Business Building, room 528. Free admission.  For more information call 775-784-6704.  You can also access a virtual tour of the museum on their website. (northern Nevada)
Star Theatre and free exhibits. Located on the UNR campus in Reno. Preschool activities, field trips and birthday parties, live Sky Tonight Star Talks first Friday of the month at 6 pm. Science store.  
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Registration is now open! These have waiting lists, so don’t delay!  Engineering is now part of our public school science curriculum.