Local organizations like Chevron, Entergy, Ochsner and many others played a central role in bringing these dynamic experiences to life. The event also provided invaluable opportunities for students in grades K-12 and adults to explore potential career paths in the growing fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
“We were thrilled to partner with Chevron to host STEM Fest again in 2025,” Gayle Benson, owner of the New Orleans Saints and Governor of the New Orleans Pelicans said. “It brings me great joy to see this next generation of students display so much passion for learning, as well as show enthusiasm for our sports teams.”
Chevron has proudly served as the presenting sponsor of STEM Fest since 2017. The event is designed to make STEM exciting for everyone, creating opportunities to explore the countless possibilities within these fields.
“STEM Fest was a resounding success, bringing together hundreds of enthusiastic students, educators and local experts,” said Leah Brown, Public Affairs Manager for Chevron. “From interacting with a life-sized velociraptor to building robots, the interactive stations sparked curiosity and excitement among our youth. It’s Chevron’s hope that these hands-on experiences will fuel the attendees’ academic and professional aspirations for years to come.”