Berkshire STEM Pipeline Network
STEM stands for SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, & MATH
The STEM Pipeline Network is part of a state-wide program designed to build connections among higher education, PreK-12, businesses, and non-profit agencies for the improvement of science, technology, engineering, and math education for both students and teachers.
HIGHLIGHT!
The SABIC employee volunteer group is seeking proposals from Berkshire County not-for-profit organizations for collaborative projects that have community involvement and impact. Funding amount is dependent on size and scale of the project. More information can be found in their announcement.
Our Goals
The Network was created to:
- Increase the number of Berkshire students who participate in programs that support STEM careers
- Increase the number of qualified STEM educators
- Improve the STEM educational offerings in public and private schools
- Align with the Berkshire Compact for higher education
The BSPN is lead by our Steering Committee and connects with Partners throughout Berkshire County
If you have a STEM-related activity and want to participate in the
Berkshire STEM Pipeline Network, please contact Dr Christopher Himes at
MCLA, 413.662.5222 or by email.
For students | For Teachers | For Undergraduates | STEM Calendar
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The Berkshire STEM Pipeline is made possible by the Massachusetts Pipeline Fund and is directed by the Department of Higher Education.
