Engineering Outreach is committed to providing fun and engaging engineering and science programs which spark youth's curiosity about the world around them.
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ALT A blue promotional graphic for Engineering Outreach’s Mobile Design Lab. The centre features four angled photos of elementary-aged students engaged in hands-on STEM activities: one student assembling a small robotic device, another holding a small spherical robot, two students collaborating over a laptop, and one student using a virtual reality headset. The top reads “Engineering Outreach,” and the bottom reads “Mobile Design Lab.” The Ontario Tech Engineering & Applied Science logo appears in the lower left, and the Actua network logo appears in the lower right.
ALT A high-contrast poster for the Ontario Tech Engineering Outreach Robotics Competition. The poster features a large orange banner with the event title, "ROBOTICS COMPETITION," and the host's logo, "OntarioTech Engineering & Applied Science." Below the title are two complex robots built from LEGO or similar blocks. The crucial dates are highlighted at the bottom: REGISTRATION CLOSES OCT 19 and the COMPETITION STARTS NOV 15.
ALT A colorful flyer advertising the "Engineering Robotics Competition" on November 15. The top of the flyer shows two young men in t-shirts, one pointing at a laptop while the other smiles. The text "REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN" is in a large orange box. The flyer also features the logo for Ontario Tech University Engineering & Applied Science.
ALT Poster for Mobile Design Lab. The top has a collage of photos showing students engaged in hands-on activities. The text reads "Mobile Design Lab. Now Open For Registration!" The logos for Ontario Tech Engineering & Applied Science and Actua are at the bottom.
ALT Elementary Maker Workshops poster. There are six workshops listed with descriptions, grade levels, and a starting price of $200. Heat Retention, for Grades K-4. The description writes students will be managing the flow of heat by designing and testing an insulated container. Colour Decoded, for Grades 4-6. The description writes students will explore fundamental concepts of light used by a spectroscope in order to recreate one. Foil Boats, for Grades 1-8. The description writes students will plan, build, and test the buoyancy of their ships, using the Engineering Design Process. Step Forward, for Grades 4-8. The description writes students will learn about and then recreate a prosthetic leg using common household materials. Rush Hour, for Grades 6-8. The description writes students will design their own functional traffic lights, controlled by a Microbit. TinkerCAD Rocketships, for Grades 6-8. The description writes students will be introduced to 3D modeling
ALT Elementary Coding Workshops poster. It lists six workshops with descriptions, grade levels, and a starting price of $200. Matatalab's Robotic Adventure, for Kindergarten. The description writes students will learn screenless programming to program Matatalab robots to explore their surroundings. Ocean Cleanup with Dash, for Grades 1-3. The description writes students will use the Engineering Design Process to program Dash robots to simulate a beach cleanup. Mbot Endurance Racing, for Grades 4-6. The description writes students will explore programming Makeblock mBot robots with friends to participate in an endurance race. Game Design 101, for Grades 4-8. The description writes using Microsoft MakeCode Arcade, students will be guided through building a simple video game. Sphero On Ice, for Grades 6-8. The description writes students will explore the challenges of traveling on icy terrain. Intro to Python, for Grades 6-8. The description writes workshop introduces students to coding.
ALT High School Workshops poster. The poster has four sections: Automation and Automotive, Artificial Intelligence, Electricity Workshops, and Digital Design and Engineering. Automation and Automotive lists "mBot Automation Adventure - Food Delivery (Paid)" and "mBot Automation Adventure - Mission on Mars (Paid)." Artificial Intelligence lists "Module 1: Introduction to AI (FREE)," "Module 2: Machine and Deep Learning (Paid)," "Module 3: Core Skills for Thriving in the Age of AI (Paid)," "Module 4: Data Science and Data Mining (Paid)," and "Module 5: Societal and Ethical Impacts of AI (Paid)." Electricity Workshops lists "Pitch Black (Grade 9 Science) (Free)" and "Powering Up (Grade 11 Physics) (Free)." Digital Design and Engineering lists "Session 1: Introduction to 3D Design (Free)," "Session 2: Designing Functional Objects (Paid)," and "Session 3: Introduction to Assemblies (Paid)."
ALT Mobile Design Lab Info Poster The text on this poster explains that the Engineering Outreach Mobile Design Lab delivers hands-on learning activities to schools. It lists several key points: the workshops are 75 minutes long, we travel up to an hour from Ontario Tech University, and we can do 2-3 workshops a day for both Elementary and High School levels. The poster also notes that STEM skills and the Engineering Design Process are involved. A small photo of the branded Mobile Design Lab van is at the bottom.
ALT graphic, labeled "Summer STEM Academy", visually reinforces the camp’s hands-on, tech-driven experience. The bold title sits under the Ontario Tech Engineering & Applied Science logo, emphasizing credibility and institutional support. The image features three photos: Top right: A focused student in a hoodie assembling a robot with structural components and sensors. Middle left: A close-up of two participants collaboratively holding a robotics kit, showing teamwork and engagement. Bottom left: A detailed view of a student’s hands wiring a breadboard, emphasizing the tactile, electronics-based learning. The bottom text bubble reads “Full Week of STEM” and the pricing tag notes "Cost: $375 + tax", clearly highlighting the value proposition. Altogether, this graphic captures the essence of the program — real skills, interactive learning, and future-focused STEM exploration.
ALT graphic titled "Details – Grades 5-8" outlines the camp schedule for the Summer STEM Academy. It features a clean, tech-inspired design with a deep blue and purple gradient background and binary code accents, reinforcing the digital theme. The table clearly lists the program dates — from Monday, July 7 to Friday, July 11, 2025 — alongside the time block of 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST, highlighting the full-day, week-long format of the camp.
ALT Promotional poster for Ontario Tech University's All-Girls STEM Day for Grades 1 to 3, presented by Engineering Outreach with support from Actua and Hydro One. The event is scheduled for Monday, July 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ontario Tech University. The design features bright, engaging visuals, including three photos of young girls interacting with coding robots and having fun during STEM activities. A large headline reads "ALL-GIRLS STEM DAY" with emphasis on inclusivity, curiosity, and early exposure to STEM education.
ALT A bold, orange-themed promotional poster for the "Guardians of the Gallery: Electric Engineers Workshop" hosted by Engineering Outreach. It features images of an Arduino circuit with wires, a small DC motor, and a custom-built mini race car. Below, there's an illustration of hands working on a circuit board and a prominent "REGISTER NOW" button.
ALT A detailed schedule graphic for the "Guardians of the Gallery" workshop, presented in a chart format. It outlines two registration options, both priced at $65 and including a take-home electric car. Each option lists different session dates and times: Option 1: June 12 & 19 (Thursdays) Option 2: June 17 & 24 (Tuesdays) All sessions run from 5:30 to 7:30 PM EST and are for students in Grades 5–8. The background uses orange and blue tones with white text for readability.
ALT A promotional poster for the DataXplorers Club, organized by Ontario Tech University's Engineering Outreach. The design features a blue tech-themed background with circuit patterns and digital icons. On the right side, there's a photo of a student wearing glasses and an orange shirt, focused on a laptop. The text invites students in Grades 9–12 to join a free 2-day workshop where they'll track personal habits, learn Python, and create interactive data visualizations. The sessions take place on Thursday, June 5th and Thursday, June 12th, 2025, from 5:00–7:00 PM at Ontario Tech University. A large button at the bottom says "REGISTER NOW", and the poster includes logos for Ontario Tech and Actua, the national STEM network.
ALT This promotional graphic features the Ontario Tech University logo at the top left, with the heading “Engineering Outreach” followed by the bold white text “All-Girls STEM Skills Club” against a dark blue-to-black gradient background. The design includes gear icons to represent engineering. Three photographs of middle-school-aged girls are arranged diagonally: one shows a girl smiling while holding a STEM project made of cardboard and straws, another captures a girl concentrating while using her hands to construct a model, and a third shows two girls working collaboratively on a hands-on project with tape and craft supplies, as a mentor observes in the background. The overall design emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and joyful learning in a supportive environment for girls.
ALT This informational flyer uses a clean blue and orange theme. At the top, the title reads “Details” with “Ontario Tech University” underneath. To the right is an illustrated outline of a female-presenting engineer wearing glasses and a blazer, saluting with confidence. Below, a table outlines key program info: the target grade (7–8), the club dates—Tuesday, June 10th, 17th, and 24th, 2025—and the time, which is 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM EST. The bottom of the image displays logos for Actua and Hydro One, partners in the initiative. The image conveys important logistical details in a visually engaging and accessible way.
ALT A promotional graphic for the "UberBots EV3 Robotics Club". The left side features a bold title in white text on a blue and black gradient background. Below the title, three orange checkmarks list highlights of the program: building and assembling an EV3 Mindstorms robot, programming it to navigate and deliver packages using sensors, and earning rewards through team challenges. The right side of the image includes two photos of students working with LEGO EV3 robots, with visible robot components and laptops. At the bottom, a blue banner reads: “Cost: $99 – Get 4 sessions for the price of 3!”
ALT A dark-themed event schedule graphic with white text. The heading reads “Details” with a robot character holding a pencil on the right side. Below that, the table outlines program info: grades 6–8, dates (May 20, May 27, June 3, and June 10, 2025), and time (5:30 PM – 7:30 PM). Ontario Tech University is listed as the location. The bottom of the graphic includes whimsical icons of robots, a lightbulb, and gears, suggesting STEM and creative learning.
ALT A promotional graphic for the Black Girls in STEM Program by Ontario Tech University’s Engineering Outreach. At the top, the Ontario Tech logo is displayed with the text: "Engineering & Applied Science." Below that, bold white and yellow text reads: "ENGINEERING OUTREACH Black Girls In STEM Program." The background transitions from black to deep blue, with white puzzle piece and gear icons decorating the corners. At the bottom, two smiling Black girls are shown, one in a black shirt and the other in a red hoodie, both laughing and having fun — the girl in red flashing a peace sign.
ALT An informational flyer for the Black Girls in STEM Program hosted at Ontario Tech University. The top section reads: "Details – Ontario Tech University" A table underneath lists program details for students in grades 6 to 8, with six Saturday dates in 2025: May 31 June 14 July 5 July 19 August 9 August 23 Each session runs from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. The flyer includes logos from Actua, NSERC, and the Kenyan Women in Canada Association (KWIC), with KWIC's slogan: "Inspire • Connect • Nurture." The background mirrors the first image’s black and blue gradient with white puzzle icons in the corners
ALT A vibrant group photo of diverse university students and volunteers wearing “Engineering Outreach” shirts is featured at the top of the image, smiling in front of a campus building. Below, three circular photos show happy K-12 students engaging in STEM activities—smiling, building structures, and working on robotics. The text reads: “Donate to Engineering Outreach” and “You can support Engineering Outreach and help us continue offering free STEM programs for K-12 students!” A bold “DONATE NOW” button is centered at the bottom.
ALT A promotional graphic for Ontario Tech University’s Engineering Outreach High School Mobile Design Lab. The design features photos of students engaged in hands-on STEM activities, such as working with circuits and small electronic components. The text highlights that workshops are free for high school, with the tagline "tinker. prototype. share." and booking availability for May and June.
ALT a vibrant background with blue, orange, and yellow splashes. The headline reads "ENGINEERING 3D DESIGN AND MODELLING CLUB" in bold white text. Below, a short description invites students interested in engineering, creativity, and 3D design to join the workshop series, where they’ll use professional design tools to bring their ideas to life. The Onshape logo, a green hexagon with gray and orange elements, is positioned in the upper right corner. At the bottom right, there's an example of a 3D-modeled shelf with compartments, showcasing what participants might create during the workshop.
ALT image titled "Details" features a colorful design with a blue splash shape on top. Below, there's a table outlining the event's schedule for students in grades 9-12: two virtual sessions held on Monday, March 3, 2025, and Monday, March 10, 2025, from 6:15 PM to 7:30 PM. The logos of Actua and Ontario Tech University are displayed at the bottom.
ALT This image is an announcement for the postponement of the TechUcation Conference organized by Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science in collaboration with Actua, a national network promoting STEM education. The background features a blue and black gradient with a network of connected dots, symbolizing technology and collaboration. The conference title, "TechUcation," is displayed in bold white and orange text, with “ENGINEERING OUTREACH” written above it. At the bottom, three smiling women are seated at a table, holding small robotic devices, suggesting a hands-on learning environment. A prominent orange banner with white capital letters reading “POSTPONED” overlays the lower part of the image, clearly conveying the event’s status update. The overall design is clean and professional, ensuring the postponement message is clear while still reflecting the conference's collaborative and educational spirit.