| | | | Welcome to the Spring 2022K-12 Connection Newsletter! | | | | CEISMC Announces New InitiativesGeorgia Tech CEISMC has recently announced new initiatives supporting the next generation of STEM students. These programs include: the First-Generation College Institute (FGCI), a state-wide, summer initiative at Georgia Tech designed to expand on Georgia Tech’s existing PreK-12 STEM programs; and the Building Opportunities in Out-of-School Time (BOOST) grant to support K-12 science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) programming and provide scholarships for families from under-served and underrepresented populations to participate in CEISMC’s Saturday, after-school, and summer programming. |
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| | | STEAM Leadership ConferenceOver 160 K-12 educators from across the country attended this year’s STEAM Leadership Conference. March 14 - 17. The conference featured a keynote from Read Woke’s Cicely Lewis, and 29 engaging presentations addressed the theme “STEAM with a Purpose.” View previous years’ recordings by clicking below. |
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| | K-12 Inventure Prize VIP DayCEISMC hosted approximately 150 elementary, middle, and high school students, parents, and teachers on campus on March 16 in a day-long celebration of science and invention.The students, from elementary, middle, and high schools across the state, were award-winning inventors who participated in the K-12 Inventure Prize competition. |
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| | | | Smarter Cities and Smarter StudentsThe Partnership for Inclusive Innovation is pleased to share a classroom activity for middle and high school students with teachers and administrators across the state of Georgia! In summer 2021, the Partnership, in collaboration with CEISMC and Microsoft, worked with two Savannah teachers to develop a high school math curriculum based on Georgia Smart Community Challenge projects. As part of their GIFT experience, the two teachers worked with the City of Savannah’s Civic Data Science for Equitable Development project to frame out a classroom activity that answers the frequent student question: “When will I use this in real life?”. |
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| | | | | GoSTEM Latino College & STEM FairThe GoSTEM’s 10th Annual Latino College and STEM Fair was a big success! This virtual event was hosted on Saturday, March 19, and included a truly inspiring keynote lecture by Dr. Cecilia Aragon, followed by a college planning and STEM careers workshop led by GT LOGRAS students, and a College Experience Panel presented by HoPe Inc. Learn more about the GoSTEM program below. | |
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| | | CEISMC Summer Programming for StudentsSummer PEAKS and STEAM Whistle Workshops registration is now open for summer. To learn about all of the in-person and virtual camp opportunities, click below. | |
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| | College of Design Residential Summer Program The Pre-College Design program consists of two-week in-person workshops in architecture, building construction, industrial design, and music technology. Hosted by the College of Design at the Georgia Institute of Technology, this program provides the opportunity to engage with our world-class faculty and current students, and give high-school (rising juniors and rising seniors) students insight into what it is like to study design. | |
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| | | ISEF Educational Outreach Day is May 12, 2022Education Outreach Day gives approximately 5,000 local middle and high school students and their teachers a chance to participate in a full day of hands-on, team-oriented STEM activities and investigations. Learn more and apply to participate at the link below. |
| | Spring Sessions of Direct to Discovery AnnouncedThe Seth Bonder Summer Program is for students interested in engineering with no or minimal background in data science and computer programming. July 11 - 15. Click below to request additional information. |
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| | Workshop for Middle and High School Teachers: Adding Feedback Principles and Understanding to Teaching Robotics, Programming Classes - Friday, June 10 Feedback as a phenomenon is everywhere: in our actions, in our bodies, and in the natural world around us. The cycle of “measure, compute, decide, adjust, and repeat” is fundamental to everything we do and everything we learn. When people help other people learn to better use feedback, it is called coaching. When humans try to teach machines how to use feedback automatically on their own, that’s where we come in. For more information, click below. | |
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| | | | Wall Street on West PeachtreeThis one-week day camp for high school students has four components: financial literacy, investing, hedging, and trading. Financial literacy includes the basics of personal finance, including planning, debt avoidance, and wealth building. The investing portion introduces the learner to strategies that have worked over time. In the hedging module, participants will understand derivative securities and how these are used for speculation or protection. Finally, the trading portion introduces the mechanics of trading securities. The learners will understand how to read charts, how to place market or limit orders, how to establish stop losses, and how the major markets operate. Learners will spend the week constructing and analyzing their own portfolios using state-of-the-art analysis and trading tools. | |
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| | | Welcome to the World of AstroBiology!The astrobiology scientific community has exciting standards-based materials to share with educators including the new Astrobiology Learning Progressions resource. The presentation will also feature Dr. Aaron Gronstal, author and illustrator of the Astrobiology Graphic History series. This event is presented as part of #AbSciCon22- Origins and Exploration: From Stars to Cells. |
| | Tracy Drain LectureTracy Drain is a Systems Engineer at This event is presented as part of #AbSciCon22- Origins and Exploration: From Stars to Cells.NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and has worked on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, and the Kepler, Juno and Psyche missions. Currently she is the Lead Flight Systems Engineer for the Europa Clipper mission. Come hear about her experiences and passion for space! |
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| | Thank you for being part of our K-12 STEM Community! | To learn more about K-12 STEM outreach, list your event, or request assistance for your school, please visit our website by clicking the link below. |
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