Berkshire STEM Pipeline
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STEM stands for:
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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.
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
For students
Participate in cool programs like the Region I High School Science Fair, Region I Middle School Science Fair, or Robotics Camp. Learn about cool jobs at the Regional Career Fair.
Check the STEM Calendar
For teachers
The Regional Science Resource Center provides supplies and resources for STEM-related programs. In addition, programs like the Upper Housatonic Valley Experience and NASA's STEM Program for Teachers provide knowledge and materials for creating engaging lesson plans.
Check the STEM Calendar
You may also want to check the Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation for news and events.
If you have a STEM related activity and want to participate in the Berkshire STEM Pipeline Network, please contact the office of Academic Affairs at MCLA, 413-662-5242 or email the staff.
About STEM
The Berkshire STEM Pipeline is made possible by the Massachusetts Pipeline Fund and is directed by the Department of Higher Education.
STEM WOW Campaign highlights careers in science, technology, engineering and mathmatics, check out the poster and video!
