STEM Bridge Center coordinated five student engineering teams—FRC 1899, FTC 21229, FTC 37359, FLL 62694, and an SUAS autonomous drone team—to showcase robotics and autonomous systems at the Chinese Institute of Engineers annual event, engaging 450+ engineering professionals.

August 24-28, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM, a five-day all-girls STEM summer camp serving 30 girls, supported by 5 high school volunteers. Monday: Biology Today, our 9–11 age group explored osmosis through our Gummy Bear Osmosis experiment and built Candy DNA Models to learn more about DNA structure. Our 12–14 age group used Punnett squares to create their own monsters and explored genetic inheritance. They also made DNA bracelets while learning about DNA structure and base pairing. Tues

6:30-9:30pm, Marymoor Park, reached 12 people

5-day STEM camp serving 16 students, supported by 6 high school volunteers who contributed up to 195 total volunteer hours.

Organized by 14 student volunteers, featuring FLL Challenge, FTC robotics, AI MiniBot, and drone demonstrations, with 150+ attendees.

July 22, 2:30–3:30 PM, reached 60+ participants.

July 21–24, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, serving 20 students, supported by 5 high school volunteers.

July 22–24, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, serving 6 girls, supported by 2 high school volunteers.

6/29-7/3, 9:00am -3:30pm, 18 students, 6 student volunteers

6/11, 4-6:30pm, 35+ persons

1:00-4:00pm, Connected Minds: Our LEGO Robotics for Neurodiverse Students & Families

5/23, 1:30-4:30pm, Connected Minds: Our LEGO Robotics for Neurodiverse Students & Families

Hosted and organized a barrier-free FTC Jumpstart Workshop as part of a community co-op program, collaborating with 5 teams and 11 volunteers to serve 43 participants across two sessions (23 + 20) in a full-day event (9:00 AM–3:00 PM).

Hosted and organized a barrier-free FTC Jumpstart Workshop as part of a community co-op program, collaborating with 5 teams and 9 volunteers to serve 43 participants across two sessions (23 + 20) in a full-day event (9:00 AM–3:00 PM).

We wrapped up our first 12-week Scratch after-school program with a small showcase for families. Twelve students shared the projects they created—from simple games to interactive stories—highlighting what they learned over the past three months. It was a relaxed and joyful moment to celebrate their effort, creativity, and growth.

10/26 Tech Talk "Build Secure Applications Workshop" 10AM to 11:30AM

11/23 Talk with Alden, a pickleball coach, about how to improve our shooter.

11/17, 8 hours

11/9, 10 students, 8 hours

11/8