MESA 2026: Engineering For Communities- High School Pitch

High school students present their engineering solutions focused on community challenges, sharing ideas and innovations with judges
About this Event

The High School Pitch session at MESA 2026: Engineering For Communities highlights advanced student innovation, leadership, and applied engineering design. High school participants present well-developed engineering solutions that address real-world challenges and demonstrate meaningful impact within their communities.

In this session, students deliver professional-style pitches to a panel of judges and audience members, showcasing their research, design process, technical understanding, and problem-solving approach. Presentations emphasize clarity, creativity, feasibility, and the potential real-world application of each solution.

This experience provides students with an opportunity to strengthen their communication and presentation skills while receiving valuable feedback from judges. The High School Pitch celebrates innovation, collaboration, and the next generation of engineers working to create positive change through thoughtful, community-focused solutions.

Wednesday, June 24

1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Kossiakoff Center Auditorium

Open to all. Free admission.

See the venue map below for directions.