Multi-day engineering conference featuring committee meetings, business practice seminars, awards ceremony, and networking events. Includes optional Busch Stadium tour, Environmental and Transportation committee meetings, lunch program, business practice seminar with PDH credits, awards reception with silent auction, awards banquet, CEO roundtable sessions, and board meeting. Professional development hours available. Hotel reservations deadline February 11, 2026. Cancellation refunds available until February 24, 2026.

Awards ceremony where the top 10 Regeneron Science Talent Search 2026 winners will be announced. The ceremony will be streamed live from Washington D.C., with the top prize being $250,000 for the winner's scientific education.

Celebrate the Student Impact Challenge winner, finalists, and semifinalists at the Ice Cream Social! Join us after the challenge to hear the announcement of the 2026 winner, meet the student participants, and enjoy a sweet treat. Presented by The Allstate Foundation.

Awards ceremony for the University of Utah Science & Engineering Fair (USEF), recognizing outstanding student projects in science and engineering. This ceremony concludes the fair week and celebrates the achievements of participating students in grades 5-12.

Awards ceremony for the Arizona Science & Engineering Fair, recognizing student achievements and winners from the competition held March 26-27, 2026.

Annual Girl Scout Silver Award Breakfast honoring Silver Award Girl Scouts for earning the highest award a Cadette can achieve. Check-in and buffet begin at 9:00 AM, program begins at 10:00 AM. All Silver Award Girl Scouts attending are asked to wear business casual attire and their Girl Scout Vest or Sash. Buffet includes bacon, sausage, breakfast potatoes, scrambled eggs, french toast, fresh fruit, pastries, and beverages. No refunds policy applies.

Join us for an unforgettable evening at the 2026 UNCF A Mind Is Gala. This prestigious event, supported by leading technology firms, corporate sponsors, local leadership and distinguished individuals, promises an evening of elegance and inspiration. Mingle with local dignitaries, civic leaders, and business executives, all united in their commitment to UNCF's mission of empowering the next generation through STEM education. Experience the glamour, the cause, and the community spirit that make this Gala a must-attend affair! This is more than a Gala - it's a powerful opportunity to honor legacy, champion excellence and make a lasting difference in our community. Event co-chairs: Ray Marshall and Will Jackson. Awards include Trailblazer Award for Aisha Bowe, Community Partnership Award for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and NAACP, and Legacy Award for Dwayne Wiggins (posthumous).

Awards ceremony for the MTSEF science fair competition. Time: 6:30-8:00 pm

Science City at Union Station is proud to continue the tradition with the 75th Greater Kansas City Science & Engineering Fair. Students in grades 3-12 from public, private, parochial, charter and home schools in 15 counties in and around the KC metro area are eligible to participate. The Fair features nearly $20,000 in awards and honors. Top senior-level Grand Award winners and their teachers receive an all-expense-paid trip to the 2026 Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Arizona from May 10-15, 2026. Schedule: Wed 4/8: Set-up and Judging, Thu 4/9: Public Day, Fri 4/10: Public Day, Sat 4/11: Public Day, Sun 4/12: Awards Ceremony.

Premier fundraising event celebrating innovation and discovery in the scientific community. 6:00pm Reception, 7:00pm Dinner. Festive or Business Attire required (jacket and collared shirt for men). Opportunity to network with leading scientists from Academy's network of over 16,000 members. Honors STEM Teacher of the Year and STEM Mentor of the Year. Multiple sponsorship and table options available.

68th Annual Cumberland Plateau Regional Science & Engineering Fair with exhibitor check-in from 7:30am-9:00am, judging from 9:30am-12:00pm and 1:30pm-3:00pm (closed to public), lunch break 12:00pm-1:30pm. Awards will be delivered to schools rather than an in-person ceremony. Students must be accompanied by parent, guardian, or teacher at all times. Divisions: Junior (5th-8th grades) and Senior (9th-12th grades). Special awards and campus tours available based on career interests.

The Charlotte Gem Preservation Awards is the premiere fundraising event for the Charlotte Museum of History. These awards celebrate restoration and building projects in the greater Charlotte region that exemplify the best of historic preservation. A new Education category honors exceptional contributions to the study, teaching, and sharing of history in the greater Charlotte region. The event also honors a 'Charlotte Gem' - someone who actively works to make Charlotte and the Piedmont Region a better place through advocacy, volunteerism, and community support. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Celebrate the Power of Preservation at the Charlotte Gem Preservation Awards, the premiere fundraising event for the Charlotte Museum of History. These awards celebrate restoration and building projects in the greater Charlotte region that exemplify the best of historic preservation. Features a new Education category that honors exceptional contributions to the study, teaching, and sharing of history in the greater Charlotte region. The ceremony will also honor an individual 'Charlotte Gem' - someone who actively works to make Charlotte and the Piedmont Region a better place. Sponsorship opportunities available.