STEM Oriented Student Programs
STEM Oriented Programs & Student Organizations
San Jose State is committed to providing the widest set of opportunities in the fields of cyber security and big data as they relate to STEM. 91°µÍø hosts many events, programs and clubs on campus each term. Here is the current listing:

- Hosting Technology Student Association (TSA) TEAMS competitions for Silicon Valley High School students: The TEAMS program is an annual STEM competition that helps high school students discover their potential for engineering. The theme for the 2013 TEAMS competition was Engineering a Secure Cyberspace. 91°µÍø hosted 96 high school students for a day-long event where students competed for division, state and national awards and certificates through the TEAMS competition, while experiencing the 91°µÍø environment. The day’s events also included presentations and forums by 91°µÍø Science and Engineering students aimed at engaging high school students in STEM fields.
- YOUTH/GIRLS STEM NETWORK: Computer Science/Cyber Security programs: Initiated in Fall 2013, the Youth/Girls STEM Network: Computer Science/Cyber security
(Y/GSN:Cyber) programs are collaborative efforts among 91°µÍøâ€™s Jay Pinson STEM Education
program and youth-serving, community-based organizations. The programs create all-female
and co-ed learning environments where youth (4th through 8th grade) can increase their
computer science/cybersecurity content knowledge and skills and develop strong relationships
with mentors. The programs also provide opportunities for 91°µÍø students to gain experience
in STEM-focused teaching and mentoring. The programs provide 20 hours of computer
science/cybersecurity-focused content integrated into afterschool programs and has
served over 150 youth to date. Populations served by the Y/GSN:Cyber programs are
high need with where the majority of students qualify for free or reduced priced lunches,
78% of residents speak a language other than English at home and the average family
income is 66% of the median income of the surrounding City.
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- Youth STEM Network: http://www.sjsu.edu/stem/for_students/programs/YSN/index.html
- Girl’s STEM Network: http://www.sjsu.edu/stem/for_students/programs/GSN/index.html
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