Naval Horizons introduces students to cutting-edge Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) topics that impact the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps – to include autonomy, oceanography, cybersecurity, undersea medicine, and more. We invite students to learn about Naval STEM challenges and our scientists and engineers through this video series. Deadline Extended to June 9, 2023!
The National JSHS brings together 245 high school students who qualify by submitting and presenting original scientific research papers in regional symposium held at universities nationwide. Approximately 130 high school teachers, mentors, university faculty, military personnel, and others also attend and join in encouraging the future generation of scientists and engineers and celebrating student achievement in the sciences.
SeaPerch competitions take many forms. They range from local events that serve as a friendly scrimmage where teams network, share ideas, and gain experience to regional qualifying competitions that provide teams the opportunity to earn an invitation to the International SeaPerch Challenge. Competitions can range in size from less than 10 teams to well over 200 teams and are hosted and managed by dedicated local advocates and volunteers.
SeaPerch competitions take many forms. They range from local events that serve as a friendly scrimmage where teams network, share ideas, and gain experience to regional qualifying competitions that provide teams the opportunity to earn an invitation to the International SeaPerch Challenge. Competitions can range in size from less than 10 teams to well over 200 teams and are hosted and managed by dedicated local advocates and volunteers.
Hosted by FIRST®, FIRST Championship is a culminating, international event for our youth robotics competition season and an annual celebration of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) for our community as we prepare young people for the future. Qualification and advancement to participate in FIRST Championship varies by program