Itkan Robotics
A day inside the warehouse of the Texas state champions, on the build floor of one of the strongest robotics programs in the state.
First chapter live at IIANT — McKinney, Texas
Making STEM
Making STEM
Accessible to
Every Student
STEMX is a student-led nonprofit teaching medicine and engineering to high schoolers. We run through school chapters — students teaching students, working on things they actually finish.
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Students Served
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Program Tracks
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Chapter Open
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Nonprofit
Track 01 — Medicine
For students headed into health care
How the body works, how clinicians reason through a problem, and what the field actually looks like from the inside — taught by students a few steps further along the same path.
See the track →- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Clinical reasoning
- Careers in medicine
Track 02 — Engineering
Design it, build it,
find out what broke
Students work through the engineering process on projects they can hold in their hands, instead of reading about it. The point is to finish something.
See the track →- Engineering design
- CAD modelling
- Prototyping
- Robotics
What STEMX Is
Run by students,
for students
01 — Who runs it
Entirely student-led
Every officer is a student. Nobody is paid. The people running sessions are the people who sat through them a year earlier, which is most of the reason it works.
Reach
Students served
150
02 — Structure
Two tracks
Medicine and engineering, running in parallel. Students pick one or move between them.
03 — Model
Chapter-based
STEMX lives inside schools. Each chapter runs its own sessions on its own schedule.
04 — Status
Nonprofit
Not a business. Whatever comes in goes back into running the programs.
Deepen AI
Company leadership sat down with the club and walked through what the work looks like from inside the industry.
Science fair, ISEF circuit
Members took real projects to the Texas A&M regional fair that feeds the International Science and Engineering Fair.
Where We Are
One chapter,
and room to grow
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IIANT
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That is the whole list. STEMX started at one school, and we would rather say so than pad the map. New chapters open where a student decides to start one.
Two Ways In
Start Where You Are
Apply to become a member, or — if you are already in the club — create your account with the class code your officers gave you.