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a workforce that looks like Texas
“I feel I owe a lot of where I am now to TAME. I grew up in a small town and TAME opened up my eyes to engineering. TAME lets kids know that there are possibilities outside of their town. There are so many opportunities. I’d hate to think any kids were missing out.”
– Guadalupe Gonzales, Boeing Safety & Reliability Manager, International Space Station, TAME Alumnus
Since 1976, TAME has worked to inspire & equip students from underrepresented groups to become future engineers.
We offer age-specific programs to spark and support student interest in STEM, professional development and curriculum ideas for teachers, and locally relevant events to educate families and communities about opportunities in STEM.
TAME’s mission:
TAME creates equitable experiences for students from underrepresented groups to explore futures in engineering by fostering their sense of belonging and equipping them with knowledge, skills, and intergenerational support through statewide programming at no cost to students.
TAME’s vision:
TAME envisions a Texas where students realize their full potential, build community in engineering, and create inclusive solutions that reflect and celebrate our diverse world.

TAME Press Kit
& Logo Guidelines
What you will find in this kit:
- About Us, Mission, Vision
- Statistics
- Social media & how to use TAME’s hashtags
- Where to find overviews, FAQ, & photos
- TAME terminology – what to use & avoid
- Official guidelines for current & past TAME logos
Looking for resource materials to help market your Trailblazer event or build interest in your TAME Club? Contact us for additional help.

Impact
“What makes TAME special is that they reached out to us. I didn’t go looking for them. They came to us and they tried to get us involved. That was a big deal. Also, it was free to go to the competitions. A lot of kids wouldn’t have been able to afford to go to something like that, but it was free. TAME … helped us see that engineering and science are good fields to go into, they showed us that it’s attainable, and they showed us a way to get there.”
Rachel R., former TAME Club member, Biochemistry major
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TAME Chapters active statewide
192
TAME Clubs registered across Texas
32,467
students reached last year