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We’re a community of Professional Women in STEM careers and fields, meeting every month to ask questions, share knowledge, and connect on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics research topics to support, empower and encourage our community, schools, youth, girls, and women interested in STEM careers and fields!
Volunteer Match
Complete the Volunteer Form below or see current volunteer opportunities listed at the bottom of this page or on our Volunteer Match partner site.
The National STEM Society is run 80% by volunteers and partnership support systems from corporations like Microsoft, Google, Canva, and Adobe to name a few. What makes our operations unique is the time dedicated by our strong volunteer pool of students, parents, community leaders, partners, and professional women and men in STEM careers who see the value of our existence in communities across cultures in North America. Help us bring the gap in educational resources, tools, and materials in the schools, libraries and communities we serve.
Together we are investing in the future of STEM careers!
Since 2015, we have impacted the lives of 23,000 students, 1800 families, and 126 communities across cultures with SPARK STEM 365 educational mobile Science, Technology, Arts, Engineering, and Mathematics laboratories and research initiatives in North America.
Our team of professional women, mothers and fathers in teaching positions have support!
120+ events
13000+ volunteer hours
10000+ mentorships
10+ years running
Upcoming event
How you can help?
We are in need of volunteers interested in making a difference in the lives of the underrepresented youth, schools and communities.
There are many opportunities to volunteer at the National STEM Society to include greeting partners, event set up and marketing, day camps, workshops, STEM activities host and more.
Each volunteer will be required to complete a criminal background check and attend volunteer orientation session prior to volunteering at the new location or event sites. We
PLEASE DO NOT SIGN UP FOR A VOLUNTEER TIME SLOT UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN THROUGH VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION TRAINING AND THE REQUIRED BACKGROUND SCREENING PROCESSED THROUGH THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SAFETY INITIATIVES (NCSI). and
- 6:00 PM, Tuesday, July 21, 2024
- 123 Street Name, Anycity
- Pizza & networking afterwards!
General Volunteer Form
Thank you for your interest to volunteer with the National STEM Society. Please complete the volunteer form below to capture your general interest.
Safety First is our primary core value following service to our participants at the highest value of the time, talents and treasures offered from our dedicated volunteer pool. All volunteers are required to complete a background check screening through the National Council for Safety Initiatives (NCSI) before you can volunteer. Corporate sponsorship is in place for all underage volunteers under the age of 17 in middle and high school due to recent publications of school shooting by minors. For all volunteers over the age of 17 is required to donate $20 of the $35 NCSI processing fees from our home page by clicking How do I donate.
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