HBCU STEM Education Run
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Event Overview
The HBCU STEM Education Run (STEMER) in Raleigh is a fitness event focused on raising funds and awareness for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The mission of the event is to support black students in these fields through scholarships and career resources. The event is held at Anderson Point Drive and is open to alumni, students, and those interested in supporting educational accessibility.
Course and Distances
The event features multiple options for participants to walk or run. The course is not timed, and both dogs and strollers are permitted. Participants can choose from the following distances:
- 5K Run/Walk
- 1 Mile Family Fun Run/Walk
Registration and Participation
Participants can register individually or as part of a team. Registration for the 5K includes an official race t-shirt, a virtual four-week training program, and a swag bag with a raffle ticket. Those participating in the 1 Mile event receive a swag bag and a runner's bib. Commemorative finisher medals are available as add-ons for certain registration types, while specific team registrations of ten people include team headbands and medals.
Event Logistics
A pre-race program includes a welcome address and a guided warm-up session. Following the run, there is a scheduled ceremony for awards and scholarship presentations. Early packet pickup is available the day before the event at a local running store, with onsite pickup options also provided on the morning of the race. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
