SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION AND SOTY CLOSED UNTIL JANUARY 2025
Landfall Foundation Awards
Volunteer Opportunities
Is your student looking for volunteer opportunities for their college applications? Your business looking to support the community more? ROCAME is a great place to start!
Being apart of a ROCAME program gives participating students the opportunity to apply for a scholarship and the "Student of the Year" award. These awards will assist students with the rising costs of college; will help to get them started. Application links are found within the News & Events page. Become apart of ROCAME and apply today!
ROCAME is a 501c(3) non-profit charitable organization. It was established in 1979 by area industry and education leaders to provide a sound and viable program to encourage all minority students to enter the fields of math, science, engineering and technology also known as STEM. Carter W. Newsome and Rock Sanders designed the initial program to introduce and expose minority students to engineering disciplines. Since its inception, ROCAME has provided the opportunity and catered to thousands of students in Brunswick, Columbus, Pender and New Hanover Counties to participate in the program. The program’s platform fosters team work, public speaking, math skills, science skills, circuit knowledge, architecture, programming, communication, chemistry concepts, research and presentation skills and robotics. These skilled areas are geared toward an engineering based program that contributes in preparing middle and high school students for a variety of roles in engineering. Our intent is to increase awareness, participation and training through education and competition that will assist in expanding preparedness and opportunities for minorities in engineering.
2024 ROCAME Jamboree Advisor's Training
Oct 8, 2024 5-6:30 PM
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lWp-02XShr_LaFsvoLIII4dePgvLi2Yc/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105568826947887676760&rtpof=true&sd=true
Sneak Peak
The target demographics for the ROCAME organization are all under represented minorities within the middle and high school age groups as it relates to engineering careers.