From fish DNA to Mars: STEM programs inspire kids across NYS

9/20/2018 By | Merry Buckley

Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs Cornell carries out all over New York state are helping children get a leg up in a wide variety of fields. From space exploration to computer coding workshops to molecular biology lessons in the field, these programs enhance the educational experience and open up new career possibilities for thousands of students ranging from preschool age up through high school.

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Students from Loughlin Memorial High School in New York City sample water from the Hudson River to help identify invasive species for the FishTracker program.