The University of Guam held a STEM & Sustainability Expo on June 21 featuring sustainable practices and research in the sciences by students in the National Science Foundation INCLUDES pilot internship program. Read more about the event in the following news articles.

 

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UOG holds STEM Expo

https://pacificnewscenter.com/

"Instead of catching up on some sleep, students are keeping their minds at work this summer. College students from the National Science Foundation (NSF) including 17 high schoolers from the Pilot: Growing STEM Internship showcased the educational displays of their research during the STEM Expo in the School of Business and Public Administration center atrium." Read more in this article by the Pacific News Center.

 

 

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Students dig deeper into sustainability

https://www.postguam.com/

"Students participate in an exhibit to promote planting and local seed production at the STEM & Sustainability Expo on Friday at the University of Guam in Mangilao. Students left the exhibit with grow cups that had local basil, okra and eggplant seeds." Read more in this article by the Guam Daily Post.

 

 

 

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Students explore science at STEM & Sustainability Expo

https://www.kuam.com/

"From watching watersheds to saving sea turtles, Guam's future scientists are hard at work. Funded by the National Science Foundation, high school students at the STEM & Sustainability Expo are getting excited about science." Read more in this article by KUAM.

 

 

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