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Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering
Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering

STEM Scholar Team Building Events

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Through the Summer Enrichment program, each cohort of TCU STEM Scholars participates in a variety of team-building activities, including daily workshops and off-campus enrichment exercises, geared to foster connections and encourage collaboration and discussions beyond the school setting.

STEM Scholars posing in a line along with Dean Phil Hartman and professor Ann VanBeber
STEM Scholars at an etiquette dinner with College of Science & Engineering Dean Phil Hartman, Ph.D. and professor Ann VanBeber, Ph.D.
STEM Scholars seated at long dining table with full table settings and Anne VanBeber at the head of the table
Scholars at an etiquette dinner learning proper dining behavior from nutritionist Anne VanBeber, Ph.D.
A group of fourteen women posing close together outside
Molding Melanin Magic is a mentoring program established by STEM Scholar Kayla Thomas to empower and support minority females as they embark on their careers in the STEM field.
Nine STEM Scolars grouped together at Topgolf with one holding a golf club
After a long day of studying, STEM Scholars had a relaxing evening at Topgolf, where they enjoyed quality time with each other.
Four members of Molding Melanin Magic grouped together outside
Members of Molding Melanin Magic, a program that supports minority females in the STEM field.
STEM Scholars sitting at desks with large orange signs hanging off the edge of their desks
Dede Williams from the Leadership Center equips STEM Scholars with new time and stress management strategies that are essential for every incoming college freshman.
STEM Scholars in front of a projector screen with the words Turner Xavier Madison Construction Engineer on it
The first cohort of STEM Scholars shows their Frog pride after experiencing a presentation by industry professional Xavier Madison. Madison shared his professional journey and presented the many different paths available in engineering professions.
A person dressed in a yellow safety jacket giving a presentation to a group of students with safety helmets on their desks
Xavier Madison retuned to campus to speak to the second cohort of STEM Scholars. Scholars were able to see the type of work that the Tuner Construction Company undertakes by taking a tour of the construction site of the Amon G. Carter Stadium expansion project.