We are so excited to announce our Demo Day 2023! Demo Day is our community showcase where MESA students present the invention projects they are working on and get valuable feedback from the community. According to our yearly theme Climate Action: Designing for
Oregon MESA 2022 Annual Report: A Journey Through MESA Day We are so excited to share with you our 2022 Annual Report! The report is all about the amazing journey through the MESA year leading up to MESA Day. After
This year’s competition theme is here! We are excited to announce that our students will be working on the theme of Climate Action: Designing for Environmental Justice. Our middle and high school student teams will be identifying and working with
We are so proud of our two teams representing Oregon at this year’s National Engineering and Design Competition! The Eagled Eyes from Parkrose High School and Chico & Co from Brixner Junior High placed first in the State in our
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month! This month recognizes the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. When it comes to
Oregon MESA’s New Logo We are so thrilled to announce that Oregon MESA is joining MESA programs from across the country in launching a new logo! This new branding unites all of the members of MESA USA, a consortium of
Our culminating event of the year, MESA Day, is coming up on May 20th, and we need your support! For the event we are preparing to host students from 40 chapters across Oregon on campus at Portland State University. We need
Mentoring Students to Find Their Passion Profile of MESA Advisor Jess Augden When school teacher Jess Augden talks about the MESA students in her chapter, her face lights up, her eyes brighten, and she can’t help but smile. She is
Facilitating Collaboration, Igniting Passion Profile of MESA Advisor Alejandro Carrero-Ramos Alejandro Carrero-Ramos has been a teacher at South Meadows Middle School for six years, and a MESA advisor for a year-and-a-half. One of his greatest joys as an advisor is