PROGRAMS & PATHWAYS

Utah 4-H Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)

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The Utah 4-H STEM program introduces youth to science, technology, engineering, and math in an engaging, hands-on learning environment.

Utah 4-H STEM offers experience and resources with the following:

  • Robotics & Drones
  • Electronics
  • Digital Arts
  • Coding
  • Maker Studio
  • Engineering Design
  • Outdoor Design
  • Physical & Natural Sciences
  • Circuits

Through related activities and curriculum, youth develop and further thinking processes, life skills, and interpersonal skills through opportunities to solve real world scientific and technological problems, computational thinking, the scientific method, and engineering design.


 

 

Pathways in Utah 4-H STEM

Agriscience

Agriscience

Agriscience combines biology, chemistry, and ecology to improve agriculture, sustainable food and fiber production, animal health, and soil management.

Coding

Computing

Using computer technology to process and communicate information from simple calculation to complex problem solving.

Engineering

Engineering Design

Combine engineering principles with design thinking to creat, test, and improve products, systems, or processes.

Invention

Invention

Developing a unique or novel device, method, or process that solves a problem or improves efficiency.

Science

Scienctific Thinking

Gathering information, analyzing evidence, and testing ideas to understand the world and solve problems.

 

 

STEM Resources

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Utah's first STEM Spot opens in Parowan, UT! 
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K-12 Resources

Stands for "informal science education enhancement"

More information can be found on the iSEE page
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Partnerships

Utah Afterschool Network

Million Girls Moonshot

Utah Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Initiative (UAMMI)

Utah STEM Action Center

Utah STEM Spots

Invention Convention - Worldwide



For more information pertaining to Utah 4-H STEM Programming and Events, contact deborah.ivie@usu.edu.