The SFU STEM Outreach Collective is a collection of SFU groups that are focused on promoting outreach and engagement within the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Representatives from these groups meet once a semester in order to keep each other updated on upcoming events, collaborate, and brainstorm ways to make STEM more accessible for all. 

Current members of the STEM Outreach Collective include:

WWEST - Westcoast Women in Engineering, Science, and Technology

Science AL!VE - student-run, not-for-profit organization based at SFU that provide opportunities for youth to explore science through hands-on, interactive discovery

Science in Action - offers educational programs to BC high school and elementary students, First Nations communities, and the general public at the SFU Burnaby campus

Math Catcher - introduces mathematics and science to Aboriginal students through the use of First Nations imagery and storytelling

Let's Talk Science - connects educators and youth with volunteers to deliver a wide variety of free STEM learning experiences in both school and community settings

Girls Exploring Physics - a twice-yearly physics workshop for girls in grades 9 and 10 run by the Department of Physics

FAS Outreach Programs - outreach initiatives designed to engage diverse communities and spark a life-long passion for engineering and technology

If you would like to become a member of the SFU STEM Outreach Collective, please email wwest@sfu.ca.