We're gearing up for Raising for Rockers 2025! Here is this year's project list. If you would like to offer a matching or challenge gift, please email Bailey.Ellis@sdsmt.edu.
· Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences- Send undergraduate students to conferences such as the American Meteorological Society and Ecological Society of America national and regional conferences.
· Chemical and Biological Engineering- Support the ACE (Accelerating Career Exploration) program, which helps first-year chemical engineering students start their careers with a paid summer research internship. Your contributions will help fund stipends, living expenses, and valuable research and mentorship opportunities.
· Chemistry, Biology, and Health Sciences- Help enhance collaborative learning spaces for students with whiteboards in lobby spaces, a wall-sized periodic table, and DNA and protein molecular art.
· Civil and Environmental Engineering- Support department initiatives directly impacting students such as the Hard Hat Ceremony, Free Food Fridays, and their Pre-Career Fair Meet and Greet.
· Computer Science- Send students to the Grace Hopper Conference.
· Electrical Engineering- Funds to purchase electronics and circuits lab supplies that will give students enhanced hands-on learning experiences while preparing them for successful careers in the field.
· Geology and Geological Engineering- Support their Fall and Spring Geology Field Trips
· Humanities- support student travel to conferences such as the Society for Social Studies Conference.
· Industrial Engineering – Modernize lab equipment, acquire VR equipment, and provide funding for senior design class for travel.
· Materials and Metallurgical Engineering- Funds will be used to purchase a new metallographic polishing station for the Metallography Lab in the New Mineral Industries building.
· Mathematics- Support for the West River Math Competition for High School Students.
· Mechanical Engineering- Support undergraduate researchers by providing travel and lodging to prestigious research conferences where they will present their work.
· Mining Engineering and Management-Purchase a robotic dog to enhance hands-on learning in mine safety, support emergency response training, and serve as cutting-edge tool for research and recruitment.
· Nanoscience and Biomedical Engineering- Support hands-on learning equipment to enhance student learning experiences such as a 3-D printer, Microprocessor supplies, and ELEGOO starter kits.
· Physics- Send students to national and international conferences allowing students to broaden their horizons, develop soft skills, and network with peers, renowned scientists, and industry professionals.
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