Find Your Place in STEM

STEM is more than coursework. Getting connected can help you meet other students, build relationships, and find opportunities throughout your time at Green River.


Campus Communities

MESA

Supports students pursuing STEM pathways through academic support, transfer preparation, and professional development.

Indigenous Student Success Centers

Supports Native and Indigenous students through community, educational opportunities, and campus resources.

TRiO Student Support Services

Supports eligible students through advising, academic support, and transfer preparation.

PONO Program

Supports Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students through community, cultural engagement, and academic support.

A2MEND Student Charter

Supports Black male students and other men of color through mentorship, leadership development, and community.


Campus-Based STEM Clubs

Green River student clubs are open to all students. Club availability may change throughout the academic year.

Aerospace Club

Connects students interested in aviation, space, and aerospace through projects, discussions, field trips, and related activities.

CyberOps Club

Connects students interested in cybersecurity, networking, and information technology through technical activities, competitions, and peer learning.

Women in STEM

Creates community and support for women pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through connection, mentoring, and professional development.

Artificial Intelligence Club

Brings together students interested in artificial intelligence, machine learning, emerging technologies, and hands-on exploration.

Engineering Club

Brings together students interested in engineering through projects, design challenges, field experiences, and professional exploration.

Women in Tech

Connects women interested in technology-related fields through community, career exploration, professional development, and peer support.

Biology Club

Connects students interested in biology, health sciences, research, and related fields through activities, speakers, and community.

Math Club

Connects students who enjoy mathematics through problem-solving, presentations, competitions, and events such as Fibonacci Day and Pi Day.

Chemistry Club

Provides opportunities for students interested in chemistry to connect through experiments, activities, and exploration beyond the classroom.

Physics Club

Provides opportunities to explore physics and related topics through projects, demonstrations, and student-led activities.


 Affinity-Based Organizations

NSBE — National Society of Black Engineers

Supports Black students and professionals in engineering and STEM through community, leadership, professional development, and career opportunities.

AISES — American Indian Science and Engineering Society

Supports Indigenous students and professionals in STEM through community, education, professional development, and career opportunities.

MAES — Latinos in Science and Engineering

Supports Latino students and professionals pursuing STEM through leadership development, mentorship, networking, and career opportunities.

AccessSTEM / DO-IT

Connects students with disabilities to STEM education, mentoring, internships, career preparation, and other opportunities.

SACNAS — Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science

Supports students from historically underrepresented backgrounds in STEM through mentorship, professional development, research, and community.

SASE — Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers

Supports Asian-heritage students and professionals in STEM through leadership, professional development, networking, and community.

NOBCChE — National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers

Supports Black students and professionals in chemistry, chemical engineering, and related STEM fields through professional development and networking.

SHPE — Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

Connects Hispanic students and professionals in STEM through leadership, career development, networking, and educational opportunities.

oSTEM — Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Provides community, professional development, and career resources for LGBTQ+ students and professionals in STEM.

NCWIT — National Center for Women & Information Technology

Works to increase the participation of women in computing and technology through programs, resources, recognition, and community.

SWE — Society of Women Engineers

Supports women in engineering and technology through professional development, networking, mentorship, and career resources.

AWIS — Association for Women in Science

Supports women in science and related fields through professional development, advocacy, networking, and career resources.

AnitaB.org

Supports women and nonbinary people in technology through professional development, networking, career resources, and community.


Discipline-Based Organizations

AAAS — American Association for the Advancement of Science

Connects students and professionals across scientific disciplines through research, science communication, education, and professional development.

ACS — American Chemical Society

Provides chemistry students and professionals with educational resources, career development, research connections, and networking opportunities.

Ecological Society of America

Connects students, researchers, and professionals interested in ecology through science, education, conferences, and career development.

ACM — Association for Computing Machinery

Connects students and professionals in computing through technical resources, conferences, student chapters, and professional development.

AMS — American Mathematical Society

Connects students and professionals in mathematics through publications, conferences, education, research, and career resources.

SAE International

Connects students and professionals interested in mobility engineering—including automotive and aerospace—through technical learning, competitions, networking, and career development.

IEEE — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Provides resources, professional connections, and learning opportunities across engineering, computing, electronics, and technology.

ASME — American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Provides mechanical engineering students and professionals with technical resources, professional development, networking, and career opportunities.

 

APS — American Physical Society

Connects physics students and professionals with research, education, career resources, conferences, and the broader physics community.

AWRA — American Water Resources Association

Connects students and professionals interested in water resources through education, research, networking, and professional development.