SAME SMP

Don’t miss our camp and scholarship application deadlines!


Applications for SAME’s STEM/Engineering & Construction Camps close March 11, 2026. Students will engage in hands-on engineering and construction activities under the mentorship of SAME professionals and volunteers from the local engineering community.

Apply now: https://bit.ly/4g9uz0Y

Applications for SMP Post President Award Scholarships close March 1, 2026. Scholarships will be awarded to two graduating high school seniors who have participated in the SAME Omaha Post’s Student Mentoring Program (SMP). This is a renewable scholarship if renewal applications are completed each year, and the requirements continue to be met. The scholarships are $2,500/year for the awardees for up to four years. The maximum scholarship amount, including renewals, is $10,000.

Apply here: https://www.same.org/omaha/scholarships/

STEM/Engineering & Construction Camps SAME’s STEM/Engineering & Construction Camps offer high school students interested in a highly unique STEM experience the chance to spend a week at a military base learning engineering, construction and design, while developing leadership skills and discovering the potential of a career in STEM.

SAME Omaha Student Mentoring Program Engineering Workshop 2025 with the USACE

These yearly workshops with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) keep getting better. For the past three years we have partnered with the USACE to provide a workshop for our SAME, Omaha Post Student Mentoring Program. The students are fully engaged during presentations and are very competitive when it comes to the build contest. As always, the presenters were wonderful and we greatly appreciate their time spent with our students.

Learn more about the workshop in this article written by the USACE, Omaha District.

If you would like to know how to get your school involved in our program, please message us or email us at [email protected]. Our SAME program runs from September to the final presentations in April.

USACE Omaha District inspires next generation of engineers Elkhorn, Nebraska – More than 150 middle and high school students got a hands-on introduction to the world of engineering and construction at the 2025 E...

Looking forward to our USACE workshop tomorrow! We are planning on having 160 students in attendance!

SAME SMP Teacher/Mentor Orientation Dinner Tonight! Did you miss the invite?

We are doing this again in 2025, but only for teams/schools in our program! Another perk for joining our engineering competition.

Contact [email protected] for more information!

SAME Omaha - Student Mentoring Program Workshop 2024 with USACE Please contact Nicole Hunter, Bill Glismann or Anne Peterson for volunteer opportunities. Nicole Hunter: [email protected] Bill Glismann: [email protected] Anne Peterson: [email protected]

Schools are starting back and we are gearing up for the 2024-2025 STEM Competition! At this point, I believe all middle school and high school teams are returning to our competition. New school teams are forming now! We kick off the end of September!

We are gaining at least four new middle schools and some of our existing high schools will have more teams this year. And we still have room for more schools! If you have a child, student, teacher, or school that would be interested, let’s talk. New mentors are invited to get involved too!

Our program was started in 1994 to grow the interest of STEM activities among middle school and high school students to increase the amount of students entering and finishing college with engineering and architecture degrees. The program is based on “Real World” experiences in engineering and architecture. Today, we remain a one of a kind program.

Please share this post with those you know that might benefit from being a part of our program!

SAME STEM Camps!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of recognition and celebration as we honor the outstanding students who have wowed us with their presentations today!

Awards night tonight at 7:00!

Ready for Competition Day?

Thursday, April 11th!