
THE WORKS
THE WORKS

THE WORKS
Programs
Engineering for All
Our Engineering for All educational programming incorporates a variety of learning experiences to support students and their families in exploring engineering education, including: -Workshops, aligned with the Minnesota K-12 Academic Standards in Science, supporting teacher curriculum and student learning outcomes, while providing students with hands-on opportunities to practice collaboration, creativity, and persistence. -Family Engineering Nights, hosted at schools and community organizations, offer an opportunity to explore engineering and STEM concepts. Students and families also connect with STEM and industry professionals, learning about career pathways. -Camps, offered during school and summer breaks. Campers solve interactive challenges on topics such as soldering, woodworking, physicals, and more. -Family visits and events. Our museum incorporates exhibit experiences that encourage students to explore engineering concepts through hands-on challenges. We also host family events including Tech Fest, Robot Day, She Engineers, and Built It Expo, featuring our corporate, academic, and non-profit partners, where visitors delve into activities and gain awareness of careers in STEM.GeographiesMinnesota, USADatesNot indicatedSourceUser-generatedScience museums,Education services,Elementary and secondary education,Engineering,Mathematics,TechnologyChildren and youth47K–Gateway Access (Gateway)
Through Gateway, we provide subsidized access to all of our educational programs for children and families with financial need and under-resourced schools. Ultimately, we ensure that every student, regardless of their family's or school's resources, can access engineering learning opportunities that encourage them to problem-solve, think critically, and see that they can succeed in STEM.GeographiesMinnesota, USADatesNot indicatedSourceUser-generatedSTEM education,EngineeringChildren,Families29.9K–
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