Tag: STEM

PIGEON FORGE, Tennessee – WonderWorks, located in Pigeon Forge, is adding more fun and educational opportunities. The new feature will have an origami exhibit that...

BOSTON—CDM Smith began accepting applications to its Reboot Re-Entry Program in January 2019. The engineering and construction firm established the industry’s first return-to-work program for STEM...

Southfield, Mich.  – DENSO, the world’s second largest mobility supplier, announced today it awarded more than $1 million in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education grants to 26 colleges and universities across...

Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc., launched an Engineering Mentorship Program for local high school, undergrad, and graduate students interested in pursuing careers in the engineering, environmental, or other STEM-related fields.

Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific reached into classrooms across America through a first-ever livestream outreach event in an effort to stimulate interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields

Volunteers from New York’s leading architecture, engineering, and construction firms partnered with the Salvadori Center, a New York City-based educational non-profit organization, to lead teams of students in an All-Day Student Design Challenge, or Charrette.

The CH2M Foundation announced a $50,000 grant to the Colorado State University (CSU) National Western Center Sustainability Team and the CSU Water Fellows Program, investing in STEM education, while continuing the company's long-time commitment to sustainability.

As part of the global commitment to develop a robust STEM workforce for the future, Cricket Media, Inc. and IEEE announced a partnership to create TryEngineering Together, a unique “eMentorship” platform giving companies a resource to mobilize their employees as volunteers to inspire and educate the next generation of engineers, scientists and technical professionals.

Morgan State University announced the award of a three-year, $750,000 grant from Intel Corporation to support the University’s continued efforts to educate students in the engineering disciplines and prepare graduates to make immediate contributions to science-, technology-, engineering- and math- (STEM-) related fields.