Reservation students attend UM STEM camp
Ronan High School student Aaliyah Steward high-fives Stephan Chase, Montana American Indians in Math and Science associate director, during a grade check. Students with at least C-average grades receive a $20 stipend and can return to MT AIMS summer camp. (UM photo by Tommy Martino)
Over 100 students moved onto the University of Montana campus in Missoula in June, including students from the Flathead Reservation, to spend part of their summer vacation building their own computers, learning about color wavelengths and studying river ecology while floating the Clark Fork. The students live like college freshmen – eating at the Food Zoo, going to class and learning about the environment around them – but none are older than a high school junior....
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