Multicultural Educational
Programs, Inc. is celebrating 25 years of serving children & youth!
(The website is under new construction! Please come back in late December!)
National STEM Day will be held at the Quincie Douglas Library in Tucson, AZ.
Date: Saturday, November 8th
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Free to attend!
1:00-2:30-Science learn about animal habitats for K-5th grades.
2:30-4:00 p.m.-Middle & high schoolers learn to build a rover and build with straws & connectors.
Please get in touch with us at: mepexecdirector@gmail.com to sign up for the new Leadership & Mentoring Program in partnership with The
Tucson Educational Empowerment for Minorities Program-TEEM by December 1st, 2025.
For: Middle & High school youth
The kickoff program will be on Saturday, December 6, 2025.
(Location to be announced).
Inspiring and empowering underrepresented people to pursue their education in STEM
Impact, Atlanta, Georgia
STEM Career Days
STEM Career Days
MEP works with middle schools, high schools and colleges to provide STEM Career Days. These programs can offer a full range of components including a motivational keynote speaker, “hands on learning” exhibits and break out workshops. Each youth is surveyed for pre and post knowledge regarding the STEM topics highlighted. Programming is designed to showcase MEPs “Contributions of Latino’s In STEM”, Black Inventors "From Dreams to Reality" and "Hands on Health" with Dr. Paula Mahone exhibits. With all three exhibits there are over 32 tables for students to experience hands on activities.
Our breakout workshops offer ten workshops to choose from based on student interest. The workshops range from college requirements, to professionals in nursing, biological sciences, mechanical and industrial engineering, graphic art design to how to design a resume for scholarships, college interviews and internships.
The strength of MEP programming is the wide variety of choices that are offered and the freedom afforded the students to experience by their interests. MEP can bring this type of event to your school, campus or business. Please contact us at 515-259-9430 for more information.
“Most of the students had never experienced such a powerful day.” Their teachers were excited and hopeful saying “can we come again next year, will this program be offered again, we want to bring more students!” Molly Pippen and Sandy Supianoski, grant supervisor and program manager of Marshalltown Community College District, said “if they have the grant funding they would definitely have the STEM Career Day event back because it covered more than their normal career day program which the kids were tired of coming to.”