The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has officially unveiled the first group of winners for its groundbreaking Historically Black Colleges
Advanced Manufacturing
Piedmont Advanced Manufacturing Center
Piedmont Technical College is establishing an Advanced Manufacturing Center in Edgefield County, a $10 million endeavor that’s one of about
Multimedia
Construction
Students Enter Construction Trades
As any construction company or contractor will tell you, well-trained, skilled construction workers are hard to come by these days.
Energy
Battery Workforce Challenge
The Colorado School of Mines & Arapahoe Community College team has been named the Battery Workforce Challenge (BattChallenge) Year One
Transportation
Ford University Training Efforts
A new strategy that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to help train dealers on a new digital platform called “Ford University.”
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STEM
Encouraging Girls in STEM
Numerous studies have shown that girls often have less confidence than boys in STEM subjects and are more likely to
JUMPing Into STEM
Across the country, the clean energy transition is underway – with the private sector driving investments in energy-efficient technologies, manufacturing, clean
Encourage Diversity in STEM
As women and people of color continue to be underrepresented in STEM fields, Jayshree Seth, chief science advocate at 3M,
STEM Education in Nevada
Clark County School District (CCSD) STEM programs and educators continue to lead the state in quality STEM curriculum. Eight CCSD
Community Education In Esports
Esports is experiencing rapid growth in popularity, with projections of being worth over 2 billion in the next few years.
STEM Education for Chip Sector
The interdisciplinary nature of the semiconductor industry requires not just one education pipeline but many: Graduates with advanced degrees across
