Community Outreach

The faculty and students in the College of Engineering are committed to not only helping to inspire the next generation of engineers, but using their knowledge and skills to give back to the community. From hosting STEM-based camps to prepare high-school students entering college, to introducing elementary-school children to engineering through hands-on activities, and designing mechanical limbs, the College is living its mission to Educate, Engage, Inspire and Innovate.

Ambassadors for STEM Education
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From spotlight tours to community outreach, Engineering Student Ambassadors amplify the college's recruiting effort.
Robotics Mentoring
Students Adi Pahima and Magnus Yuen build and programing their robot.
UNLV engineering students partner with local high schools to help 'gear' up for the FIRST Robotics Competition.
STEM Camp for Girls
group of female students using whiteboard for project
Faculty from engineering and education team up to teach girls coding, robotics and confidence.
Tech Trekker
A group of people with their arms in the air.
UNLV’s Tech Trekker is a mobile STEM lab fully equipped with standards-based lessons and engaging activities for to K-12 students.
SISTEM
Students in lab equipment.
SISTEM is a unique opportunity for high school students to meet industry professionals and get valuable hands-on experiences in a variety of different STEM fields.
GenCyber Camp
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High school students in UNLV’s GenCyber Camp participate in hands-on activities and games covering encryption techniques, cybercrimes, and mobile security.
Hailey’s Hand
A girl holding both of her arms in the air.
In 2014 UNLV created their first 3D-printed hand for four-year old Hailey Dawson who was born with Poland Syndrome.
UNLV Cyber Clinic Helps Support Small Businesses
Students working at their desk
The student-led clinic provides small businesses with cybersecurity measures to reduce the risk of hacking, ransomware, phishing attacks, and other cybercrimes.