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Education Initiatives

The In-School Speaker Program brings science to life by connecting students directly with STEM professionals who share their expertise in engaging, age-appropriate classroom presentations. By introducing students to real people working in science, technology, engineering, and math, the program makes these fields more tangible, relatable, and attainable.

These presentations go beyond traditional instruction. Speakers share personal stories, real-world applications, and interactive demonstrations that capture students’ attention and invite participation. As a result, students who may not typically see themselves in STEM begin to engage—asking questions, contributing ideas, and stepping out of their comfort zones to explore new topics.

The Impact is Immediate and Lasting.

By seeing and interacting with professionals from diverse backgrounds and specialties, students begin to envision their own futures in STEM—whether as scientists, engineers, healthcare professionals, or innovators.

The In-School Speaker Program plays a critical role in fostering early interest, building self-confidence, and creating meaningful connections between education and real-world opportunity.

In-School Speaker Program

If you are a STEM or STEAM professional who would like to be a presenter for the In-School Speaker program, the Presenter Registration for next school year (2026-2027) is now OPEN (click button below).

With your expertise and passion brought to life in the classroom, you can inspire students to develop a deeper interest in STEM / STEAM fields.  By highlighting real-world applications and sharing your knowledge, you can motivate students to explore their curiosity and pursue further learning opportunities.  This engagement with young learners is critical, as these students are the scientists, engineers, technologists, doctors, and leaders of the future.  

Stay tuned for information about our free workshop for presenters offering tips and best practices for bringing STEM into K-12 classrooms.