Welcome to WMS STEM!
WMS is devoted to fostering STEM K-12 engagement. To develop and maintain a pipeline that delivers our future workforce, we must work together to support STEM initiatives for younger students. Our nuclear industry relies on STEM disciplines for sustainment and advancement.
Videos showcase virtual field trips, tours of national labs, WMS Panels, STEM Zone Q & A with WMS Managing Director and NASA Astronaut, plus much more. Industry Programs will share great education outreach success stories like Savannah River’s “STEMulating Conversations” that outline ways you can implement similar programs in your communities. The Projects page contains hands-on learning and demonstrations for K-12 students. Link and Resources shares more ways to support the next generation of industry leaders.
WMS has added a new topic to our Technical Program Tracks dedicated to STEM. Track 10 will now discuss how workforce development is critical to the continued progress and transformation of the radioactive material/waste management industry. This track is dedicated to the education and promotion of the next generation of STEM professionals in the associated fields and industry that manage/handle radioactive material, clean-up and/or waste.
WM STEM Champions Challenge Sponsors
Longenecker & Associates established the WMS STEM Champions Challenge in 2023, and Spectra Tech has joined, each committing to donate over the next 10 years*. If any one donor makes a single $50,000 donation to WM STEM in 2023, Longenecker & Associates will award the entire $50,000 in the first year.
Want to participate in the WM STEM Champions Challenge?
Submit your donation with our QR code.
Get Involved! Contact Meg Pratt at meg@wmarizona.org if you’d like to volunteer for the WMS STEM program.
To submit content for the WMS STEM Resources, please email meg@wmarizona.org
Interested in becoming a WM STEM Sponsor? Contact Jean Cadwell at jean@wmarizona.org