STEMFest
About STEMFest
STEMFest is an annual event hosted by the Texas A&M Society of Women Engineers that introduces
Girl Scouts to STEM through various activities. STEMFest is a great way to help younger students get engaged with STEM. If you have any questions about STEMFest, please email stemfest@swetamu.org.
STEMFest 2026
Officers
Tejasvi Gutti
Howdy! My name is Tejasvi Gutti and I'm a junior Computer Science major from Austin, TX. I first got involved with SWE my freshman year as a PR committee member and Little in the Big/Little Program. Later, I had the incredible opportunity to serve as the Peer Mentorship Co-Chair my sophomore year. I am super excited to serve as your STEMFest Co-Chair this year! Outside of academics, you can find me doing calligraphy, reading, and cooking. I'm beyond thrilled to contribute to SWE this year and meet new people!
Dhrumi Shah
Howdy, my name is Dhrumi Shah, and I am a biomedical engineering major from Houston, Texas! I’ve always been a passionate advocate for accessible STEM education, so I’m very excited to be one of the STEM Fest officers this year!! Some of my hobbies include crafting, crocheting, and singing. I look forward to all that SWE will bring this year!
What We Do
These officers set up everything for STEMFest, from scheduling speakers and entertainment, to ensuring safety protocols are in place, along with so much more. These officers, with the help of their committees, create STEM activities, recruit other organizations, and work with our local Girl Scouts to keep the event exciting each year, all while completing their rigorous engineering coursework. Feel free to ask them any questions at stemfest@swetamu.org.
Are you a TAMU student interested in helping?
Be on the lookout at the beginning of the Fall semester to join one of the STEMFest Committees! If you are looking for a way to get involved with SWE, teach younger students about STEM, and develop leadership and collaborative skills, the STEMFest committee is for you. It is a one and a half semester commitment, and only a maximum 1 hour
commitment per week!