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"I think the population is losing half of the human brain power by not encouraging women to go into the sciences. Women can do great things if they are encouraged to do so."

Award-winning Structural Engineer Ada Yoneth, one of the few women to have a Nobel Prize

STEM Gems Tote Bag

$12.95

Our beautiful STEM Gems tote bag has a large (14″ H x 16.5″ W x 5″ L) zippered main compartment with a zipper closure, double 25″ handles, open front pocket that includes elastic pen loops, side mesh pocket, and side canvas pocket. Girls and young women will love sporting their favorite STEM Gem tote in and out of school.

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Description

This beautiful STEM Gems confidence tote bag has a large (14″ H x 16.5″ W x 5″ L) zippered main compartment with a zipper closure, double 25″ handles, open front pocket that includes elastic pen loops, side mesh pocket, and side canvas pocket.

Great gift for the girls and young women in your life – daughters, nieces, neighbor-girls, granddaughters, students, and mentees – who need a little help staying organized while building their confidence and love for STEM!

Available in the STEM Gems Colors: Amethyst (dark purple), Emerald (bright green), Sapphire (bright blue), and Ruby (light pink) as shown in the images above.

Note: The Ruby tote bag has a slightly different style than the others.
Note: Tote bag colors do not match t-shirt colors.

Shipping

  • Orders are shipped out within 48 hours, excluding weekends.
  • Orders are shipped from Georgia, United States.
  • Priority shipping averages 2 to 3 days depending on your location. There are no second day or overnight options available.
  • STEM Gems is not responsible for delays on the part of the U.S. Postal Service.
  • Our system will only collect taxes from buyers who reside in the state of Georgia.

Additional information

Weight .4 lbs
Dimensions 5 × 5 × 1 in
Tote Colors

Amethyst, Emerald, Sapphire, Ruby

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21% of girls say their parents have encouraged them to be an actress, while 10% of girls say their parents have encouraged them to think about an engineering career.

Source: Harris Interactive for the American Society for Quality