Baylor Celebrates National STEM Day
Baylor University's charge to address major global challenges is rooted in our Christian faith and motivated by a heart of service. Across campus, top researchers engage in purposeful mentorship with students of all levels, preparing them to be the next generation of problem solvers and leaders. And that doesn't just happen in the classroom.
You'll find Baylor researchers and students working in local rivers or streams, engaging with students in area schools, partnering with hospitals, and even traveling around the world to meet needs where they occur.
On National STEM Day, we celebrate the Bears who mentor others in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, advancing their passion to make the world a better place by helping others do the same.
Discover how mentorship and local partnerships prepare the next generation of STEM leaders.
Baylor University's R1 recognition is more than an accolade. Discover what it means to Baylor students in research opportunities, facilities, faculty connections and more.
Baylor’s Office of the Vice Provost for Research, students from the School of Engineering and Computer Science deliver projects to five local schools to bring research impacts to the community, with projects available for download beyond Waco.
Baylor cancer researchers know they are playing a very long game in the fight against disease--so they focus on mentoring students to whom they will pass the baton.
Scientists use old-fashioned art form and 3D printing to make major advance in eliminating exclusion of individuals with blindness or low vision from chemistry and other life sciences, published in Science Advances.
A look inside a Baylor lab group demonstrates the research ecosystem that develops when top-notch faculty, postdocs and students of all levels interact in this Baylor Magazine piece.
Baylor students participate in top-tier research on state-of-the-art equipment, like an anaerobic chamber in Dr. Leigh Greathouse's lab. Learn how a unique partnership, focused on student research opportunities, brought this resource to Baylor.