News from Washington
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Nearly $100 Million in Apprenticeship Grants to Close the Skills Gap
Foundations and Grants
The Chuck Lorre Family Foundation, $200,000 Matching Gift to Fund Middle School STEM Projects
Young Sheldon, the hit CBS sitcom about the early days of Big Bang Theory’s genius Sheldon Cooper, is about to
Machining
Precision Training Helps Midwest Manufacturers Strengthen Workforce, Narrow Skills Gap
Manufacturers in the Midwest, like the rest of the country, are facing a well-documented and worsening skills gap. Fortunately, one
Automotive Education
Five Jobs in Automotive Engineering
Automotive engineering combines skills from other technical fields including mechanical, electrical engineering, and manufacturing. Car manufacturers are looking for motivated
Column: Follow the Money
PASmart works toward expanding classroom instruction and training
PAsmart is a $30 million grant investment (PDF) to expand classroom instruction and training. These grants aim to improve access
Project Plans for Classrooms
Discover hands-on learning projects for middle, high school and college classrooms.
Fun with Speedboats
Student teams learn how engineers have competed in a race for speed and then design their own speedboat out of everyday items, considering the fastest and most stable propulsion system they can create.
STEM Education Source
For best practices in STEM Education, equip students for the workforce using these products.
CAD Drafting Table
Many colleges are faced with the challenge of incorporating “Computer Aided Design” into their manual drafting classrooms. Do you have
