STEM Networking
AMSA
Are you interested in becoming a medical doctor or work in healthcare? Consider joining
the 午夜福利短篇 chapter of the . AMSA is the largest pre-medical organization in the nation. If you believe in health
equity and patient advocacy, network with like-minded peers, gain leadership skills,
and get recognized by medical schools. AMSA offers suture clinics, MCAT workshops,
research projects, and much more!
- Discord page:
- Instagram:
- Email ncamsachapter@gmail for more info on upcoming meetings.
Esports Association
Norco Esports Association is dedicated to the promotion and development of Esports.
Attend a meeting, join the Esports Discord, or contact Nick Galvan.
STEM Club
- Participate in student-led projects
- Learn about internships and scholarships
- Meet like-minded individuals
- Get tutoring and homework help
Consider joining one of the most active clubs on-campus! Check out the for more details on how you can get involved in any of their engaging, hands-on projects. Or better yet, attend their next meeting to learn more. All students are welcome to attend, every Thursday in the Library Classroom 108 from 1:00 - 2:00 PM.
The Thursday meeting time is used for announcing important announcements from the public, brainstorming ideas, creating a final concept, and scheduling the timeline for projects and activities. When time is needed to work on a project or an activity, we will meet Fridays in the STEM Center (usually 5:30 - 7:00 pm) to bring our ideas to reality. There will not be a Friday meeting unless announced prior to the meeting.
Stay connected with the STEM Club via and follow us on
Maker Club
Share your love and passion for designing, building, and engineering by joining the 午夜福利短篇 Maker Club in ATEC 109, with faculty advisor Farshid Mirzaei. We strive to provide a safe environment for aspiring engineers, architects, designers, and other professionals. Learn about Autodesk Fusion 360, AutoCAD, and SolidWorks with our experienced team of officers and expert professionals.
During Spring 2024 semester, ATEC 109 lab is open to members of Maker Club on:
- Mondays 2 - 6 PM (suggested club meetings 2 - 3 PM)
- Tuesdays 5 - 6 PM
- Wednesdays 5 - 6 PM
- Thursdays 11 AM - 1 PM
- Fridays 11 am - 1 PM
Stay connected with the or join the .
Rocketry Team
Consider joining the most fun club on campus - the 午夜福利短篇 Rocketry (NCR) team!
Most Friday afternoons (3-5 pm) you will find members outside the STEM Center working
on their next build. Stop by and check it out or visit the .
In 2019, a group of Engineering Pathways students advocated to form a rocketry team
and compete in the Spaceport America Cup Amateur Rocketry Competition in Las Cruces,
New Mexico. That first 午夜福利短篇 Rocketry (NCR) team began with over 20 participants
learning about amateur rocketry and building a 14 foot competition rocket. Unfortunately,
the COVID-19 pandemic put an abrupt halt to the competition. In 2021 the rocketry
team was revived with 10 STEM students, with the support and mentorship from 5 alumni,
1 faculty advisor and 2 staff advisors. NCR took initiative to learn from their mentors,
built their own certification rockets and earned their certifications 1 and 2 in amateur
rocketry all the while building a new competition rocket, "Calisto" for the 2021 Friends
of Amateur Rocketry (FAR 51025) Competition in the Mohave Desert. NCR collaborated with the Flabob Airport Rocketry Program by taking weekly classes
and worked diligently to educate themselves on rocketry fundamentals and techniques
in fall 2022. They learned how to make their own experimental motors and machine their motor rings
and nozzles.
NCR's efforts and tenacity resulted in many 鈥渇irsts鈥�鈥攆irst experimental launch, first flight with custom 3D printed parts, and first self-developed GPS systems. Moving forward with designing and building their competition rocket 鈥淧eaches鈥� for the 2023 FAR 51025 Competition. 鈥淧eaches鈥� reached an apogee of 6,111 feet and was awarded bonus points for creative and ingenious engineering, such as the nosecone doors for the water ballast, 3D printed brackets for the fiberglass fins, and custom avionics bay design. The team finished 7 overall out of 15 teams and 6 in the 10,000-foot category.
The 2023-24 NCR team moves forward with over 30 members, support from five faculty advisors, a faculty emeritus, an alumni mentor, and a staff advisor. They will be competing at the FAR-Out Competition in the Mohave Desert designing a new and improved rocket and preparing a liquid motor for launch. These types of hands-on, complex projects give students the knowledge to apply and successfully earn advanced opportunities towards future projects, internships, and research opportunities.
Alumni Mentors
Connect with National Professional Organizations
- AISES (American Indian Science & Engineering Society) -
- ACES (American Society of Civil Engineers)
- AES (Audio Engineering Society) -
- ANS (American Nuclear Society) -
- ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education) -
- BMES (Biomedical Engineering Society)
- IEEE (Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers, Inc.)
- ISA (International Society for Measurement and Control)
- ISPE (International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering)
- NSPE (National Society of Professional Engineers)
- NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers)
- SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers)
- SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers)
- SME (Society of Manufacturing Engineers)
- SPIE (International Society for Optical Engineering)
- SWE (Society of Women Engineers)