MAS Ambassadors Program: Reaching out to a more diverse pool of students

Fighting Stereotype Threat With Jewelry

…and pi to 35 decimal places.

Art and Math and Science, Oh My!

Growing up, I had two favorite things.

Celebrating National Robotics Week at Robot Garden

For a very small group Robot Garden has the most…

Play Osmo

Maybe it’s because I’ve been a lifelong ‘geek’ or maybe because my Dad, a lifelong ‘geek’ himself, always encouraged my love of STEM from a young age (at least of the S&T portions). Regardless, I’ve made it a bit of an obsession to ensure that my daughter, now 6, gets a healthy dose of all things Science…

Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer

“How’d you get into that?”
“What made you decide to…

Teaching our Girls to Fly (Girls Who Mine, a Minecraft Group for Girls)

About one year ago, Tom McLeod introduced me to media maven, power connector Kate Gardiner. I mentioned how my daughters (ages 7 & 10) loved playing Minecraft, and wanted to connect with other parents who had daughters who also played. I thought if my…

Roosevelt High School Back on the Esri Campus

By Charlie Fitzpatrick, Esri

When Undergraduate Fellowships Go Bad.

Contrary to what I’m sure the M Foundation, as I shall call them here, would have you believe, I was actually excited about this program.

I’m a computer science and mathematics undergrad. When the idea of a PhD got into my head, I…

Women-led Startup Founders — Transforming the World and Inspiring Change

Advances in history are made by many people taking incremental steps, often over decades