Saint Louis Science Center – Planetarium
5100 Clayton Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63110 – MAP
A smaller event will take place at Science City in Kansas City on May 1, 2025, for students who are unable to attend the April 25 event. Details will be shared with students and schools upon request.
TODAY’S TALENT, TOMORROW’S FUTURE
Just like signing days for athletes, Missouri STEM Signing Day celebrates Missouri high school seniors as they make their commitments to study a STEM field – science, technology, engineering or mathematics – at a 4-year or 2-year college or technical school. The Missouri Chamber Foundation’s Missouri Mathematics and Science Coalition launched Missouri STEM Signing Day in 2019 to raise awareness of STEM pathways for students beyond high school. Powered by The Boeing Company and Missouri’s business community, the program continues to celebrate our future STEM talent in the state.
Whether graduating high school seniors seek to work on the latest technologies in the manufacturing space, conduct cutting edge research to improve the food and drugs we need, or join the medical field to save lives and keep us healthy, Missouri STEM Signing Day is about them.
Missouri STEM Signing Day will take place on Friday, April 25, 2025, in St. Louis. The program will recognize outstanding students across the state who are inspired by STEM and dedicated to pursuing a STEM career pathway in postsecondary education and beyond, while also raising awareness of companies in Missouri for future career opportunities.
Landen Baan, Eureka Senior High School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Engineering
Sean Bailey, Lee’s Summit West High School
University of Missouri-Columbia — Engineering
Liliana Balanay, Eureka Senior High School
Saint Louis University
Prabhleen Bhullar, Pattonville High School
Physical Therapy
Matt Blumenkemper, Lindbergh High School
Engineering
Cynthia Booth, Troy Buchanan High School
State Technical College of Missouri — Physical Therapy
Flavia Cecaj, Platte County High School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Engineering
Myla Everson, Bolivar High School
College of the Ozarks — Nursing
Abigail Finnegan, Cor Jesu Academy
Rockhurst University — Biomedical Engineering
Logan Green, Lafayette High School (Wildwood)
Engineering
Henry Hare, Gladstone
Missouri State University — Computer Science
Allison Hazen, Logan-Rogersville High School
College of the Ozarks — Pre-Medicine
Parker Hinman, Joplin High School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Computer Science
Daniel Johnson, Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience
Saint Louis University — Neuroscience
Claire Landa, St. Michael the Archangel Catholic High School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Engineering
Francesca Manahan, North County Christian School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Computer Science
Wylie McKinnon, King City High School
Missouri Western State University — Nursing
Madison McNairy, University City High School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Forensic Science
Ian Parai, Mehlville Senior High School
University of Missouri-Columbia — Biomedical Engineering
Ellen Piotraschke, Parkway South High School
Washington University — Chemistry
Alex Preiser, Fort Zumwalt North High School
Saint Louis University — Engineering
Ludivine Renaud, McCluer South-Berkeley High School (STEAM Academy)
Wildlife Conservation
Jonah Roberts, Rockwood Summit High School
Missouri State University — Wildlife Conservation
Casper Safranski, North Callaway High School
University of Missouri-Columbia — Biochemistry
Saketh Subramanian, Fort Zumwalt West High School
Computer Science
Hridhay Suswaram, Marquette High School
University of Missouri-Columbia — Computer Science
Trisha Tewari, Central High School (Springfield)
State Technical College of Missouri — Biomedical Science
Preslie Todd, Benton High School
Northwest Missouri State University — Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Zoe Warden, Bolivar High School
Missouri University of Science and Technology — Engineering
Collin Wilson, Platte County High School
University of Missouri-Columbia — Computer Science
SUPPORT STEM STUDENTS BY SPONSORING STEM SIGNING DAY
Help us fuel tomorrow’s STEM talent today by becoming a funder. Support at the stratosphere level and above will provide additional visibility and recognition to STEM Day at the Capitol. If your organization would like to be a supporter of STEM Signing Day, please contact Chris Burruss at (573) 634-3511 or cburruss@mochamber.com.
