Paint the Future is an annual art contest for students to imagine what the future will look like. Students are asked to use what they have learned in school and their daily life about science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) and address real problems that we must solve in the future.

This year, we ask students to think about new ways they can use to collect, clean, and re-use water. The importance and destructive power of water has become an important issue for many people in the world. New ideas are needed if we want to live comfortably in the future.

All ages are invited to present a 15-minute presentation and Q&A session about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

Registration starts April 1

Registration ends July 1.

APR 27 | 9:00 to 16:00

1100 N. Grand Ave. | Walnut, CA 91789

All ages are invited to present a 15-minute presentation and Q&A session about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

Registration starts March 17.

Registration ends April 17.

All Participants must present on April 27.

OCT 13 | 1:00 to 9:00

21725 Gateway Center Dr. | Diamond Bar, CA 91765

Join us as we celebrate 9 years of service in Southern California. This year's annual convention will feature STEM educator/parent workshop, Microduino workshop, Paint the Future Award, and a wide range of topics in STEM.

The dinner service starts at 6pm. For the first time, the Asian American Engineer of the Year Alumni Association (AAEOYAA) will be founded in SoCal.