Center of Excellence for Mathematics at St. Philip's College
The mission of the Centers of Excellence in Mathematics and Science is to increase student enrollment, engagement and success in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) degree programs. To accomplish this purpose, the primary objective is to create innovative partnerships with local school districts, regional higher education institutions, businesses and industry that will result in a larger, more diverse and well-developed STEM workforce.
Our Spring Programs
Women Breaking Through (WBT)
March 31, 2023
An annual conference for teenage girls who are interested in pursuing academic and professional careers in STEM fields.
Our Fall Programs
STEM Career Day
Date: TBA
Teenagers are invited to the Center of Excellence for Math to engage with professionals in STEM fields to learn about educational and skill requirements to pursue the career of their dreams!
Our Summer Programs
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Mr. & Ms. Cipher Originally an all-girls camp this event is now open to boys and girls in 2nd – 5th grade. A one-week STEM summer program focusing on Coding, Robotics, and Computer Programing. Students will experience how to create games, build robots, and learn how to use storytelling as they code. |
Alamo Bridge ProgramDate and Details Coming Soon! |
Teacher WorkshopsJuly STEM workshops available to teachers on Saturdays. |
For current SPC students interested in participating in MESA and supporting the youth of San Antonio, please apply for a Summer position with the COE Math.
CIMA Research
Students collaborate with a faculty mentor to participate in unique summer research opportunities with various local STEM university partners and industry leaders.
$3,000 Undergraduate Research Stipend
To learn more about the opportunities available at the Center of Excellence for Science at St. Philip's College, please visit their site.
Project SURE
Students can earn paid internships with local STEM businesses, and receive assistance with university transfers.
Faculty members incorporate experiential learning into the classroom, while students gain hands-on, real-world experience inside and outside the classroom.
For more information on Project SURE, please visit the webpage.
Contact Information
| Interim Director: Marie-Michelle (Michou) Saint Hubert, Ph.D. msainthubert@alamo.edu 210-486-2733 SWC Industrial Technology Center (ITC) (Building 1), Room C-153C Connect with us! |
Administrative Program Specialist: Katherine De Leon Morua kdeleon29@alamo.edu 210-486-7125 SWC Industrial Technology Center (ITC) (Building 1), Room C-153H |
Administrative Assistant: Stacie Coy-Mahula scoy-mahula@alamo.edu 210-486-7119 SWC Industrial Technology Center (ITC) (Building 1), Room C-153A |
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