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 – 15? 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.

Location: UNBC Prince George campus
 

Multiple Saturday events planned for May and June 2025 - Details and registration available in March 2025

There is no charge to participate. 
 

Made possible by the leadership and experience of:

  • Dr. Oliver Iorhemen, P.Eng (Assistant Professor, Engineering)
  • Dr. Theresa Adesanya (Assistant Professor, Geography, Earth, and Environmental Sciences)
  • Dr. Samuel Bartels (Assistant Professor, Ecosystem Science and Management)
  • Dr. Kennedy Boateng (Greenhouse Curator, Enhance Forestry Lab)
  • Dr. Taru Manyanga (Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy)