Consortium for STEM Education (C-STEM)
For many years, New Mexico State University has been a national leader for increasing the numbers of under-represented students including students with disabilities who have entered Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) programs at the community college, university and eventually entered the STEM working force.
The over 50 STEM education programs cover the pre-K- 20 pipeline of related educational and support systems for students interesting in learning more about science, technology, engineering and mathematics. These programs range from early childhood science, to summer and year-long programs for K-12 students, their teachers and families, to undergraduate educational and financial support including lab study opportunities, and through post-graduate programs in STEM research and higher education. The web-site contains information about all of these programs as well as contact information.