Engineering Tomorrow

The future of engineering starts here.

We’re strengthening the future of our field by fostering a passion for engineering in students who otherwise might not have access.

We intentionally seek out diverse student populations.

Our labs inspire students to pursue engineering as a career. A significant number of students who participate in our labs enroll as engineering majors in college.

Percentage of incoming freshmen studying engineering

24%

of Engineering Tomorrow students
6.9%

of students nationally

Percentage of Black/Hispanic engineering students

46%

of Engineering Tomorrow students
15.6%

of students nationally

Percentage of female engineering students

21%

of Engineering Tomorrow students
21.9%

of students nationally

Our students

51%/49%

Male/Female
47%

Black/Hispanic
40%

Qualify for free/reduced lunch
90%

Public school

Gaining Opportunities

“I feel like I’m gaining opportunities that normal Bronx kids wouldn’t be able to access. Especially coming from Gun Hill Road where there aren’t a lot of chances to engage in the STEM fields, Engineering Tomorrow gives me access to a community that I’ve never been able to explore before.”

Imani Maliti
Academy of Mount St. Ursula
Class of 2018
Bronx, NY

Since 2014, we’ve inspired countless students to pursue careers in engineering.

2,200,000+
Individual labs completed
750,000+
Students engaged
8,900+
Teachers participated
5,000+
Schools and nonprofit groups involved

Normally, some students, especially in our community might not have access to engineers. This provides them an opportunity to not only validate their learning, make their actual high school curriculum purposeful, but it also provides them hope and insight into where they could be.

Annie Lastre
Teacher

Engineering Tomorrow, by coming into the local schools or through their virtual labs, helps students not just get excited about taking on engineering challenges, but also connects them to college engineering students and to engineers working in the field. And I think that helps students to see that the lab they’re doing or the learning they’re doing in school can actually lead them to a very specific path a lot of times right in their own community.

Jennifer Rauscher
Director, CTECH Intelligent Future Foundation

For the young men and young women in your classroom — and for those that are in groups that are underrepresented in engineering professions in your classroom — they probably have not been exposed to the right type of lab or STEM experience to kindle their interest. I want you to give Engineering Tomorrow a try because it can do that.

Telva McGruder
Executive Director, Global Body Manufacturing Engineering, General Motors

Annie Lastre
Teacher

Jennifer Rauscher
Director, CTECH Intelligent Future Foundation

Telva McGruder
Executive Director, Global Body Manufacturing Engineering, General Motors

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The future of engineering starts here.

We intentionally seek out diverse student populations.

Percentage of incoming freshmen studying engineering

24%

6.9%

Percentage of Black/Hispanic engineering students

46%

15.6%

Percentage of female engineering students

21%