Black Youth in STEM

Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programming with a focus on mentoring, skills development, and community connection for Black youth.

Dr Bartels demonstrating tree coring for BYIS program

Is your child between the ages of 6 and 16? Are they curious about science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)? Join our free program (two events) with a focus on mentoring, skills development, and community connection for Black youth. Each session will be led by a Black-identifying UNBC faculty member who highlights a science career pathway by way of engaging presentations and activities.

Explore Coding, Forestry, and Engineering with UNBC Active Minds

Join us for a dynamic learning experience where curiosity meets expertise! UNBC Active Minds invites you to dive into the exciting worlds of coding, forestry, and engineering in a supportive and engaging environment.

This event is made possible through the leadership and experience of two inspiring educators:

  • Dr. Oliver Iorhemen, PEng – Assistant Professor, Engineering
  • Dr. Samuel Bartels – Assistant Professor, Ecosystem Science and Management

Whether you're passionate about technology, nature, or how they intersect, this is a unique opportunity to learn from dedicated experts and connect with like-minded peers.

Register for the Black Youth in STEM program