StemMed Students
StemMed Students is a student run 501(c)(3) nonprofit promoting science and medicine education in youth across the world.
Our Initiative
We understand the hurdles faced by aspiring STEM professionals, especially those lacking the financial means to pursue these careers. The struggle to find mentors, programs, scholarships, and tools can be daunting. Yet, we're driven to tackle this challenge head-on by providing equitable access to advanced STEM education and resources. Together, we can spark passion for STEM worldwide, ensuring every student has the chance to strive towards a better future. Join us in making a difference and empowering the next generation of StemMed Students.
You can help!
You can help!
Our Initiative
We understand the hurdles faced by aspiring STEM professionals, especially those lacking the financial means to pursue these careers. The struggle to find mentors, programs, scholarships, and tools can be daunting. Yet, we're driven to tackle this challenge head-on by providing equitable access to advanced STEM education and resources. Together, we can spark passion for STEM worldwide, ensuring every student has the chance to strive towards a better future. Join us in making a difference and empowering the next generation of StemMed Students.
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StemMed Students' host webinars with professors from various colleges and universities! Students who join these webinars can ask any questions and learn more about a specific career.
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Have an initiative idea or want to become a part of StemMed Students' team? Contact us!
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StemMed Students' main goal is to spread scientific and medical education among youth. Our main venture is to help donate science materials to underserved kids across the country, as well as promoting STEM fields to youth.
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Across the world, many don't have access to science materials, information, or articles simply because of language barriers. WorldMed Journal is a student-run journal where multilingual students use their skills to showcase recent scientific discoveries to non-English speakers.
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