Step up to STEM Information Session 2021

During the program's residential summer institute, students live and learn on the historic campus of North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, where they have the opportunity to take advantage of the many unique enrichment activities available throughout the Triangle area. The program is open by application to African American, Hispanic American, and Native American 8th graders who live in North Carolina.

Step Up to STEM is made possible by generous financial support from Red Hat and is also funded by Summer Accelerator. The program started through the generous financial support of the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, the North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation, Bayer CropScience, and Duke Energy Foundation.

[MavHunterXX]

does this serve Swedish Asian Americans? We're under represented

[officialdazer]

Using a graph from 2013 in 2021 seems a little bit disingenous for sure. You also conflate the level of representation a person recieves with competence itself in your goals which is a massive reasoning error. A school should try to make these goals for all it's students, not select people out by race and gender then give them the priority, that is literally racist.