Projects

Math Contest

The Stanford chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society will be hosting a high school math contest on April 22nd, 2006 on the campus of Stanford University.  We are organizing this event as a community service to local schools in order to increase the number of competitive opportunities for high school math students in the Bay Area.

We will post more detailed information a month before the contest but if you have any questions you can e-mail Tim Sanders or visit the math contest website.

CLUE-IN Day

CLUE-IN Day is an annual event put on by the Stanford AISES chapter to give bay Area Title VII Students an idea of what college life is really like. It included student panels, speakers from the American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian Program Office and Stanford Admissions, lunch, campus tours, and other fun activities for the students.

The event takes place in mid february (near Valentines day) and registration begins in early January.

• Jone Roe
• Jenny Patten

Opportunity Job Fair

The Opportunity Job Fair is an annual career fair geared toward students with majors in engineering or technology, which is put on by the school of engineering in conjunction with many science, technology and engineering groups on campus. Volunteers form AISES, SBSE (Society of Black Engineers),SWE (Society of Women Engineers), and SSCLES (Stanford Society of Chicano/Latino Engineers and Scientists).

The fair brings top science and technology firms to campus for students to come meet with them and provide them with resumes. The job fair itself is followed by a reception the afternoon before.