Welcome to the Southeast Michigan STEM Network
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Michigan, together with business, education, and community partners, is embarking on a journey to create a MiSTEM Network throughout the state. This opportunity grew out of Governor Snyder’s MiSTEM Advisory Council recommendation to make Michigan a world leader in STEM education.
What is "STEM Education"?
MiSTEM Network Four Pillars |
Creating a STEM Cultureby using a systemic approach to enable community engagement, experiential learning, place-based education and by building capacity in our leaders, teachers and learners to create solutions to real-world situations.
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Empower STEM Teachersby creating opportunities for professional development, capacity building and support, and by connecting teachers with community partnerships that enable a diverse array of STEM-related engagement.
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Integrating Business and Educationby bringing leaders together, establishing a common language, co-designing multidisciplinary real-world projects, and by providing authentic learning opportunities to help train a robust and diverse technologically literate workforce.
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Ensure High-Quality STEM Experiencesthat focus on real-world situations, immerses students in place-based, hands-on, experiential open-ended exploration, engages students in productive teamwork and integrates rigorous math and science content where failure is seen as a necessary part of the learning process.
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State MiSTEM Network
"Michigan’s current challenge is producing the most well-educated workforce possible to meet the talent demand of employers..." |
MiSTEM Southeast Regional Leadership
Advisory Board
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Steering Committee
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Regional Director
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Math / Science Consultants
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Snapshot of STEM Engagement throughout the MiSTEM Southeast Region
please check back later - county STEM engagement pages are under construction
Community Engagement and STEM Partnerships
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Current Partnerships and Engagement
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