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Midwest Institute for STEM Research

 

Mission

To ignite curiosity, build capacity, and expand access to STEM education and careers by connecting students, families, educators, and communities through dynamic programs, research-based practices, and inclusive outreach.

 

Vision

A future where every student—regardless of background—has the opportunity, support, and inspiration to pursue STEM pathways that lead to personal fulfillment, community empowerment, and global impact.

 

Core Values

  • Access & Equity
    We are committed to dismantling barriers and expanding opportunities for underrepresented students in STEM.

  • Community Partnership
    We believe in the power of collaboration with parents, educators, industry leaders, and local organizations to build sustainable STEM ecosystems.

  • Inspiration through Engagement
    Programs like STEMFEST and introductory experiences spark wonder, foster exploration, and cultivate lifelong interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

  • Scholarship & Support
    We provide financial, academic, and mentoring resources to help students thrive in their educational journeys and beyond.

  • Excellence through Research
    Our work is grounded in data-driven strategies and continuous improvement to ensure real-world impact and systemic change.

  • Representation & Belonging
    We amplify diverse voices, recognize cultural strengths, and create spaces where every learner sees themselves as a STEM contributor.

 

 

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Midwest Institute for STEM Research

PO Box 4183

Hazelwood, MO 63042

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Office Phone Number : 314-513-4408

Fax Number : 314-666-8836

Midwest Institute for STEM Research

To start your national membership, go to nsbe.org

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The students meet every third Saturday of each month:

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St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley

3400 Pershall Road

Engineering Building / Center for Advance Manufacturing

St Louis, MO 63135

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