ENGINE workshops are organized into three engineering pathways that introduce students to different fields of engineering and potential future careers.
Circuits, electronics, and energy systems. Students learn how electricity powers the world.
Careers: Electrical Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Hardware Engineer
Biology meets engineering. Students explore lab science, medical technology, and research.
Careers: Biomedical Engineer, Research Scientist, Doctor
Design, machines, and problem solving through physical engineering projects.
Careers: Mechanical Engineer, Aerospace Engineer, Product Designer
Students designed and built functional water filters while learning about the critical importance of clean water access.
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Partnered with Math Made Simple to guide students in an Afghan refugee community through an interactive circuit-building workshop.
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Brought laboratory science to life through an innovative micropipetting workshop where students practiced precision lab techniques.
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Students learned core electrical engineering concepts through festive creativity, building LED circuits integrated into cardboard holiday designs.
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Hosted an engaging electrical engineering workshop at the University of Houston Library where students explored circuit fundamentals.
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Hosted an exciting community pickleball tournament raising over $250 to support STEM education materials and outreach programs.
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