High school students are invited to join us for this remote yet interactive STEM experience. Design, problem-solve, build, connect with others, and be challenged by participating in lab activities with teammates. These STEM labs will require materials that can be found easily and are safe to do at home.

Earn points by completing each activity. Team members are encouraged to connect with each other and work together prior to submitting their final solutions/projects. Prizes will be given to the teams that earn the most points and scholarships to all those who participate.

Registration deadline is Monday, Sept. 14, 2020. Register at andrews.edu/scifest.

The STEM Division presents a live STEM Show on Sunday, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. Join us for an interactive experience, learn about STEM career possibilities, and interact with Andrews University faculty. Free livestreamed event designed for students in elementary, middle and high school. Parents and grandparents are also invited to join the fun. More information: https://www.andrews.edu/cas/stem/scifest/index.html.

The sixth annual STEM weekend is coming up—September 19–22, 2019.

This year we have teams traveling from California, Georgia, New Mexico, North Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania and locally to experience Andrews University’s STEM Labs. We have over 70 students registered for this weekend. SciFEST provides high school students the unique opportunity to do lab experiments, visit with professors and current Andrews students, participate in worship opportunities on-campus, and check out career options. Visitors will rotate to eight departments; teams will problem-solve, work collaboratively, and get their "hands dirty." SciFEST culminates with a vespers and Quiz Bowl game show, where all the participants will test their STEM knowledge in Newbold Auditorium (BUL 153) at 7:30 p.m. This final event is open to the public.

SciFEST is open to all high school students and their parents. Individuals are welcome to attend and will be placed on a team. Registration is required. This year's theme is light. 

If you know of a high school student who might be interested, please encourage them to plan to attend next year.