Promote Grant Opportunities

We Support STEM Organizations and Connect them to Valuable Resources and Funding

Our support comes from cross-sector collaborations and partnerships between students, teachers, businesses, and STEM organizations.

We connect businesses and funding with STEM program providers to create much-needed educational opportunities for students at all levels of the education system.

Current and Future Grant Opportunities

The Michigan STEM Partnership hopes to positively impact economic development by bridging the gaps in today's educational STEM curriculum and fostering relationships between schools, businesses, parents, and students.

Some of our Recent Grants Include:

Taking STEM Outside - MI Tech Center for Science and Environmental Outreach
Earn While You Learn - Six County Employment Alliance, Escanaba
Generation of Energy - Western UP Michigan Works, Hancock
Summer Mathematics and Science Camp - Saginaw Valley State University
Get'M - Girls Entering Technology & Multi-media - Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center
Lego We Do Robotics - Midland County 4-H
Making Technology Creators Out of Consumers - Shepherd Middle School
WeDo STEM - Arenac County MSU Extension 4-H
Citizen Scientist - Chippewa Nature Center & Midland Middle Schools
Strengthening STEM - Otsego Public Schools
Heating Up - Solar Cooking Competition - Great Lakes Renewable Energy Assn / Rockford Public Schools
Integrating STEM in Step Up - Hope College Center for STEM Inquiry
Creating, Collaborating, and Celebrating Elementary STEM Robotics - Banger Township Schools
STEM K-6 Outreach: Nasr Museaum Dinosaur Exhibit and Prep Lab - St. Clair Community College
STEMNETICS - Genesee STEM Academy
Robotics and Coding Computer Programming - Mescosta-Osceola ISD
Shipwreck Discover: Discovering the Future Through the Past - Alpena Public Schools
Geometry in Construction - Sault Area Career Tech Center
Keweenaw Science and Engineering Festival - Keweenaw MSC
Capital Area STEM Geekend Weekends - Ingham ISD
Brick Elementary School Maker Space - Brick Elementary Ypsilanti
Coding for Kids - Mason Lake Mathematics & Science Center
Recruiting Engineers for Aquaculture Automation - Lake Superior State

By 2020, the nation will experience a shortage of 3 million workers with associate's degrees or higher and a shortage of about 5 million workers with technical certificates and credentials, according to a Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce analysis.

Stakeholders need to work together to improve and increase STEM education in Michigan; the Michigan STEM Partnership plans to be the leading resource in the State to facilitate those relationships.