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Learn through the BSCES Contests and other Outreach Activities
Model Bridge Contest - 30th Year!
Future City: A virtual mission to the moon
Future City: A virtual mission to the moon
It took a while to figure it out, but we did it and the slots filled up instantly. This year there will only be 100 students making bridges solo. Very different than years past, but that is the story all around this year!
REGISTRATION FOR TEAMS IS CLOSED -- OVER 100 TEAMS PARTICIPATING
Future City: A virtual mission to the moon
Future City: A virtual mission to the moon
Future City: A virtual mission to the moon
It will be different butjust as incredible as ever. The theme this year asks to describe how your city thrives on the moon!
FUTURE CITY - Students grades 6-8 create their dream city of the future, but then explain how it all works using convincing technology! Visit www.futurecity.org/new-england
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED BUT NEED OVER 100 VOLUNTEERS TO JUDGE!
Become a Volunteer Via MeetUp
Future City: A virtual mission to the moon
Become a Volunteer Via MeetUp
BSCES has joined forces with other organizations online (MassSTEMHub, the Girl Scouts and many others) to get the message of volunteering to help students learn more about STEM fields and get excited about their STEM subjects. We are using MeetUp and host the group "New England K-12 STEM Outreach Volunteers". Join us! Registering this way assures you can stay tuned even if your email changes.
Our Team
Our History
Become a Volunteer Via MeetUp
We are a group of volunteers. While membership in BSCES is recommended it is not mandatory for volunteering. We do require CORI checks and participating in the free training found at www.fliptheswitchcampaign.org. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
Our History
Our History
Our History
The Boston Society of Civil Engineers has been around since 1848. Our Model Bridge Contest is having its 30th Anniversary this year!
Our Mission
Our History
Our History
We bring opportunities for young people to experience STEM careers and that feeling one gets when they work to solve world problems. Our goal is to set an even playing field, taking economic or other factors out of the equation to gain that experience.