That’s a wrap! After a fantastic – and fast-paced – competition season, it’s time to celebrate the amazing efforts of TAME students and volunteers at the 2023 TAME Engineering Competitions, held across the state over the last several weeks. In total, nearly 1,000 students from 101 TAME Clubs participated in 14 competitions across Texas. Thank […]
Capital Area
TAME’s Engineering Competition Season Kicks Off!
Building on what students are learning in TAME Clubs, this year’s challenge focuses on water transport Since the start of the school year, TAME Clubs across Texas have been diving deep into learning about water, water purification, and the essential role that engineers play in bringing the world clean water. As TAME’s competition season […]
Whataburger Sponsors Texas STEM Competitions
The Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering (TAME) is pleased to announce that partner Whataburger has generously sponsored three of TAME’s 2020 Divisional STEM Competitions to empower Texas students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Whataburger sponsored all three competitions with donations of bags and coupons, along with financial support for […]
2020 Capital Area STEM Competition Results
(Austin, TX) – The 2020 Capital Area (Austin) Divisional STEM Competition was hosted at The University of Texas at Austin, Engineering Education & Research Center on Saturday, February 8, 2020. The free event brought together more than 209 student competitors from across the region. Texas students from grades 6-12 competed in individual math and […]
State STEM Update: Ziplines, Event Conflict, & 11/7 Deadline
Ready, set – register your TAME Club! The 34th annual State STEM Competition, presented by ConocoPhillips, is scheduled for April 27th, 2019 in the greater Houston area. To participate, please register your TAME Club (tame.org/club2018) and students (tame.org/student2018) by 11:59 pm on November 7th. Clubs and students must register every year to participate in the Divisional […]
STEM club creates opportunities for underrepresented groups
by Isabella Bradberry, News Editor of the Panther Prowler of Pflugerville High School The TAME meeting filled the entire lecture hall with students. The guest speaker, an entrepreneur, brought in a device that connected the optic nerves of the student who wore it, allowing researchers to test how well these nerves functioned for the student. […]
