Micron at the MOST
Micron STEAM Explorers Inclusion Programs
Through hands-on programming and collaboration with our community partners, the STEAM Explorers Inclusion Programs are one way the MOST ensures that science learning is available for all! Programs include:
- MACNY Future Women in STEM
- KeyBank Future Innovators in STEM
- Sensory Friendly Science
Micron Events at the MOST
Chip Camp
Chip Camp piques students’ curiosity and challenges their minds through hands-on STEM and semiconductor activities. Interested students who sign up for Chip Camp will get to:
- Learn how memory chips are made
- Discover the science involved in building circuits, launching rockets and programming robots
- Explore engineering, physics, chemistry and computer science topics
- Be mentored by Micron team members and engineering students from local universities
Final Chip Camp celebration was held at the MOST!
Going Tech
Going Tech is a unique model that blends STEM activities with mentorship to inspire female, nonbinary and gender-fluid middle school students to pursue tech careers.
Activities for Going Tech are designed to enhance creativity and improve the world through STEM. Students experience how to use STEM principles to solve real world problems and make a difference in their communities.
Final Going Tech celebration was held at the MOST!
Micron and the MOST in the News
- Micron STEM Fellowship Program at the MOST
- How the heck does a microchip work? New CNY exhibit breaks down chips for kids (and adults)
- Another pipeline to Micron: The MOST launches new interactive exhibit
- New Micron-related exhibit at the MOST breaks down how computer chips work
- Micron, MOST Announce Opening of ‘DECONSTRUCTED: Semiconductors and Other Secrets Inside Everyday Technology’
- Syracuse’s Museum of Science and Technology to create computer-chip exhibit
- Micron, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer and Governor Hochul Welcome President Biden to Central New York Marking Milestone Local Community and Workforce Commitments
- MOST Announces DeSTEMber, a Month of $1 Admission and Wintery Science Activities for Students and Families
- Newsmakers: President Biden Visits Syracuse
- Micron continues to build relationships with CNY, some neighbors want more answers
- Micron announces $500,000 in funding to support Museum of Science and Technology
