By Katie Hurst
 The SEMA CuSTEM Car Experience, which engages middle-school students by blending STEM Education with automotive customization, will kick off another season this winter and spring. |
The SEMA CuSTEM Car Experience, which engages middle-school students by blending STEM Education with automotive customization, will kick off another season this winter and spring. The events, held in partnership with Championship Auto Shows, will take place in six different cities during the spring semester. Each event will bring in 450–500 middle-school-aged students to experience the car show and a design challenge to build their own custom car models.
SEMA is providing aluminum water bottles to each student, and to keep up with what’s trending, a sticker bar to customize their water bottles. Aftermarket companies are invited to send stickers with their company logos so the students can use them to customize their bottles. The students will walk away from the day with a fun and engaging automotive experience and a car-culture-branded giveaway.
Stickers can be sent to:
SEMA c/o Katie Hurst
1575 S. Valley Vista Dr.
Diamond Bar, CA 91765
Suggested amount: 300–500+
For more information on the SEMA CuSTEM Car Experience, contact Katie Hurst.