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The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST) Program has an application open for teachers who are interested in applying for the PAEMST Award. Applications must be completed by April 1, 2021.
Girls of Promise is an initiative to expose girls to educational and career opportunities in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math), as well as role models and mentors in the field. Our Girls of Promise is a FREE two-day conference for 8th-grade girls interested in STEAM subjects. The conference will be held virtually on […]
Explore the features of CYBER.ORG’s Cyber Literacy course! About this Event Cyber Literacy builds strong cyber foundations by introducing the opportunities, threats, responsibilities, and legal constraints associated with operating in cyberspace. You can choose from one of three different robotics platforms (Boe-Bot, Shield-Bot with Arduino, cyber:bot) for your class. Cyber Literacy lays the foundation for […]
BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, MATH Seniors or STEM graduates, become a secondary Science or Math teacher supported by a prestigious Noyce Fellowship. Come to the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville for a tuition-paid*, one-year Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree June 18, 2021-May 14, 2022 Earn an Arkansas teaching license, Grades 7-12. Receive generous financial support […]
Walton College Executive Education Women in Information Technology 2021 Conference April 7, 2021 | Virtual Conference Women in Information Technology 2021 Conference is going virtual! Plug into the community of diverse women who are changing and shaping the workplace. Join Walton College Executive Education and the Walton College Department of Information Systems on Wednesday, April 7 as we […]
Do you have an idea to change the world? Already changing the world? T-Mobile and Ashoka want to hear about it! Apply to the T-Mobile Changemaker Challenge by April 8, 2021. The top 15 winners will receive $5,000, and one grand prize winner will receive $15,000 to supercharge their idea! Selected teams will also be invited to a two-day […]
Explore three CYBER.ORG courses that will prepare your students for industry-based certifications! About this Event CYBER.ORG’s Cybersecurity pathway consists of three high school courses: IT Fundamentals, A+, and Cybersecurity (Security+). These career and technical education (CTE) courses will help prepare your students to earn industry-level certifications so that they will be job-ready when they graduate […]
Looking for a STEM learning experience? Interested in a career in STEM/Health Care professions? Join the UAMS Division for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for a summer of science! They offer virtual summer programs to immerse underrepresented minority and disadvantaged K-12 and college students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) learning experiences with a focus […]
ASMSA invites motivated rising sophomores to spend an exciting week of Summer Camp on their Hot Springs’ campus to meet like-minded peers and learn in a fun and challenging atmosphere. This year's camps will run Sunday, June 27th through Friday, July 2nd. The registration deadline is April 9th. Whether you want to study microbes, business, […]
Jumpstart your Think Like a Programmer Journey by learning about how programmers use computational thinking to solve problems. Girls will earn their Think Like a Programmer Journey Award and know how to take action when they leave. Join April 10-11 at the STEAM Center in Fort Smith.