STEM & Outreach
STEM Resources
These resources have not been created by NCSEA, but can be utilized in conjunction with other presentations and activities.
Knowledgebase |
Self-Learning STEM Toolkit For High School Students |
Recruiting More Women Engineers Means Getting Girls More Involved in STEM |
Engineer Explains Every Bridge For Every Situation |
Mola Structural KitsLearn more at https://molamodel.com/ |
Activities |
Videos |
Imagine A Better World |
NCSEA has developed these outreach resources and STEM activities to promote the structural engineering profession to students and educators, as well as to encourage the development of students interested in pursuing a career in a STEM-related field.
NCSEA Developed Activities
These activities can be done by anyone and we encourage you to share them with your friends and neighbors, local after school programs, and SEA Outreach Committees.
NEW! Popsicle Catapult (PreK to Kindergarten) | |
NEW! Skewer Structures (1st to 4th) | |
NEW! Play Dough Ice Cream (4th to 5th) [Concrete Mix Design for Kids!] |
NCSEA Developed Resources
The following documents have been developed for outreach purposes. Anyone is welcome to use these documents and presentations to share the profession to students in or out of the classroom.
Informational Materials |
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A Day in the Life of an SE
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Become a Structural Engineer Brochure
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What is Structural Engineering Video
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Instructional/Outreach Materials |
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"What is Structural Engineering?" Presentation Template ![]() |
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Related materials: Tacoma Narrows Video ![]() |
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This presentation can be used to cover the basics of structural engineering, and includes subjects to study, famous structure examples, and reasons to become a Structural Engineer. |
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NCSEA High School Outreach Start-Up Guide
This guide can be used to aid your creation of an impactful outreach program to be implemented at local high schools. |
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Sample High School Outreach PresentationThis presentation contains high level information that can be used to instruct high school students that may or may not be interested in Structural Engineering. |
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NCSEA/SEI "Make Your Mark" PostersThese posters can be printed to be distributed or displayed in a classroom. |