Outreach activities to engage students in Science Education and public outreach.*

Four specific experiences are highlighted, they represent lessons learned during the pandemic of Covid19. As the pandemic progressed to incorporate science education and physics students in outreach efforts,  specific events were created to engage them. STEAM Clubs, online seminars, hybrid conferences, and hybrid presentations were introduced. 

Students were part in various events' preparation, presentation, prototype building, and poster presentation for Electroweek (a hybrid presentation with an implementtion in the metaverse to enable students to network with peers).

A STEAM Club was established where students may participate in hybrid and virtual modalities in order to increase science awareness in K–12 pupils. The experience is recounted, and the implementation's outcomes are reported.

Also, Students had the opportunity to participate in the Iberoamerican Science Education Congress of the UNESCO Chair for Scientific Education for Latin America and the Caribbean as part of the Conference involvement of the STEAM Program.  

Finally, the students took part in the twice-monthly, award winning, Leon Lederman Seminar Series, where more than 91 internationally renowned experts—including three Nobel Prize winners, two  Breakthrough Prize awardees, and several high profile speakers with a number topics, breakthroughs, and developments of international experimental collaborations.

More than 1,300,000 participants from all over the world attended these seminars.