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If you know of any STEM-based programs or events to take place that you would like us to announce, we would be glad to review them and post them on our website event calendar!
In order to get started, submit an event on our event upload form at this link or email [email protected], and we will do the rest! We appreciate you contributing to STEM education in Arkansas!
Join fellow Girls Who Code (GWC) Community Partners for the first webinar of the 22-23 year! GWC will be sharing brand new resources, GWC swag, and announcing the long awaited return of the Clubs Fund! This webinar will also include a regional meet & greet networking session to give you the opportunity to connect with […]
Since 2014, students around the state of Arkansas have partnered with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to deliver the free Digital Innovation and Career Readiness program named goIT (go Innovate Together)! Through goIT, over one thousand students have worked as teams to create digital innovations that helped solve real-world problems in and around their community. This year, […]
The ACTE National Leadership Fellowship Program is a yearlong leadership opportunity. The fellowship is open to experienced ACTE members (5+ years of CTE experience) as well as new professional members with 2–5 years of CTE experience. This program will provide participants with the leadership, professional, and policy skills they need to grow as a CTE […]
Join The Venture Center on Friday, September 23, for Lift the Rock! Learn about two programs offered by the U.S. government that aid potential entrepreneurs with turning their research and development projects into products and services that have a global impact. Rebecca Todd, Innovation Specialist at the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center, and Lilla Dale […]
The deadline to apply for the Association for Career & Technical Education (ACTE) National Leadership Fellowship Program is Friday, September 30. The Fellowship Program is open to experienced members (5+ years of CTE experience) as well as new professional members with 2-5 years CTE experience. The program will provide participants with the leadership, professional, and policy skills they […]
On October 3 and 4, 2022, the AR AIMS Advanced Placement Fall Conference Workshop will take place. AIMS invites teachers of AP Math and Science subjects to a stellar lineup of nationally renowned lecturers who share about their respective AP fields. The Delta by Marriott will serve as the event's host. AR AIMS will provide […]
Don't miss the annual Jolt Cyber Challenge hosted by Venture Center from October 7–October 9 at the Jack Stephens Event Center; for students from elementary school through college and professionals! You may test your understanding of software, coding, and cybersecurity with the Jolt Cyber Challenge. Each four-person team must pay $200, and people hoping to establish a team on the […]
The Fall Leadership Conference of the Arkansas Technology Student Association (TSA) will take place on October 15 at Hendrix College in Conway. The cost is $20 per person. You are welcome to attend this event even if you are not a TSA member. This event is great for students to meet current TSA members, even if they are […]
Wi.Tech Arkansas presents Empowering Women in Cybersecurity - a workshop for girls in 6th - 12th grades interested in exploring tech-related careers. This year's in-person event will be held on Tuesday, October 11, from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at The Innovation Hub in North Little Rock. Online attendees may connect via Zoom. In-person guests must register, […]
Are you ready for this year's NASA TechRise Student Challenge? Sixth to 12th grade students at any U.S. public, private, or charter school are invited to team up and develop an experiment idea for this year's NASA TechRise flight vehicle - the high-altitude balloon! A total of 60 winning teams will be selected to build their proposed experiment. […]