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Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and MiSTEM are partnering to make strategic investments in PreK-12 systems to increase industry awareness and career exposure activities for PreK-8 students. Through the partnership, MEDC is committing to implementing the MiSTEM statewide 3P (place-, project-, problem-based) STEM strategy. The strategic investment serves as an exemplar model for the efforts to align the State of Michigan's strategic industries and supporting employer engagement, with MiSTEM's statewide strategy, which emphasizes authentic and experiential learning experiences.
To review full RFP and apply visit the LEO EGrAMS site.
MiSTEM is reimagining STEM education using transdisciplinary approaches to create a STEM culture, empower instructors, integrate communities and learning spaces and ensure high-quality STEM experiences for students.
The MiSTEM Network will award up to $200,000 in grants (up to $20,000 per grantee) to boost STEM education and career exposure for students.
An important focus of this grant program is planning to implement 3-P learning.
Learn more about MiSTEM Network 3-P (Place-, Project-, and/or Problem-based) Learning in Michigan
Under Section 99s(3) and (4), the state school aid fund money is allocating $3.05 million to fund grants recommended by the MiSTEM Advisory Council for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programs in Michigan.
The 2023-24 MiSTEM Advisory Council Grant will coordinate statewide actors, activities and STEMworks programs designed to move forward the State STEM Strategy. To accomplish this, the following statewide action areas are identified as necessary to move forward a shared state STEM definition and vision through high-quality STEM learning experiences.
The MiSTEM Advisory Council Grant Program will:
Each action area must also connect to career exploration in formal and informal PK-12 education settings across the state. The action areas have worked, and continue to work, diligently to bring together consortiums to help develop and execute a strategic plan to move forward high-quality STEM experiences in Michigan.
If you are interested in getting involved in one of the above Action Areas, consider contacting the Action Area Leads below.
Math Action Area: Diane Owen-Rogers
Science and Engineering Action Area: Scott Heister
Computer Science Action Area: Larry Wyn
You may also be eligible to receive MDE grants. To learn more about those grant opportunities, visit the Michigan Department of Education website.
Bring STEM learning to life across Michigan!
Find out how unique STEM learning opportunities improve student outcomes and strengthen communities.
Contact STEM leaders in your area.