MSU STEM-FEE

The Michigan State University (MSU) STEM-FEE (Food, Energy, and the Environment) Project is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) S-STEM program.  The STEM-FEE career areas are animal science, crop and soil sciences, entomology, fisheries and wildlife, food science, forestry, and horticulture.  They are vital to life and to our national and global security.  These career areas have more jobs than graduates and salaries are good to excellent. 

The project consists of the STEM-FEE Scholars Program and the STEM-FEE Academy. The STEM-FEE Academy conducts experiential, interactive programming for middle- and high-school students.The Scholars Program provides scholarships; mentoring; a cohort experience; monthly interaction with scientists; and funding for travel to conferences, undergraduate research, study abroad, and/or study away.