The Steminist Movement, Inc. (TSM) is a national nonprofit organization that fights the STEM gender gap by creating and presenting STEM content to middle school girls. TSM initially began as an effort for the underprivileged girls in southwest Florida and is are now expanding as college chapters, beginning with Cornell University in Ithaca, NY.

 

The Cornell University chapter of The Steminist Movement was founded in 2020 and united a group of women in STEM who were passionate about making a difference in the Cornell community and beyond during the height of the pandemic. As a registered student organization of Cornell University, The Steminist Movement | Cornell continues to support women in STEM and provide STEM education to middle school girls through monthly workshops.

 

Our Executive Board (E-Board) is composed of four committees: Social, Enrichment, Outreach, and Publicity. The committees host programming to promote The Steminist Movement’s core values of education, community-building, and outreach. Interested in joining E-Board? Click here for more information!

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We strive to increase accessibility to STEM education by hosting professor talks on campus, holding STEM workshops and other events in the greater Ithaca area, and creating educational content for The Steminist Movement, Inc.'s nationwide STEM workshops. We work to develop a community of Women in STEM at Cornell through our professional development events, social events, and outreach events.