Help with Club Name

[Abhishek R]

Originally Posted by RoboChair

DO NOT refer to yourselves as a CLUB, ALWAYS call yourselves a TEAM!!! It may sound silly but it will make finding sponsors much easier.

Could not agree more. It seems subtle but it is actually a good distinction to make, a team implies "competition," which attracts more people.

[BigJ]

The OP seems like they are starting a FIRST support organization at their college, not a team.

[Ginger Power]

Originally Posted by BigJ

The OP seems like they are starting a FIRST support organization at their college, not a team.

Correct. I do, however, understand the benefits of calling our organization a team rather than a club. Although I think the term "club" better describes what we plan on doing.

[JB987]

S.T.E.A.M. PUNKS!

[IronicDeadBird]

I find it interesting that the labels Team and Club cannot coexist.
As a team we compete in events.
Yeah sounds fine, and saying as a club we compete sounds a little weird.
As a club we provide chances for members to do give back to the community.
I dunno I haven't had the most trips around the sun but I just can't think of a reason why a sponsor would look at the word club and associate negative connotations with it.


Unfortunately my suggestion
STEMulation is currently taken by a "premier luxury skin care" website...

[Nate Laverdure]

Colonel Panic and the Dual Corps

[Taurus Robotics]

Hey Ryan,

I am student from Team 4818, THE HERD (formerly Taurus Robotics). We are from the West Fargo High School and would love to help in your efforts to promote STEM in the area!

As for name suggestions, I am not much help. But maybe something with the word Bison (ex. The Bison STEMpede (stampede) ).

As I said before, we would love to collaborate with your club to promote STEM. Many of us on the team have attended the first STEM school in the state of North Dakota and have many ideas about encouraging others to take an interest in STEM fields. In the past, our team has gone to groups, businesses, and schools presenting our robot and STEM. Please feel free to email us at wfrobotics@gmail.com if you want any help.

[therobo-titan]

I agree with STEMpede. It's clever, STEM-related, and fits with a theme. And best of all, it's simple, which makes it easy for your target audience to remember you.
+1 to Taurus Robotics