Posts tagged “NC SMT”

Updated April 30

SMT Center recognizes North Carolina's best in STEM

The North Carolina Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education (SMT) Center has announced the recipients of their annual SMT Awards.

Announcing the 2012 SMT Awards Announcing the 2012 SMT Awards

March 26

STEM News from YouTube, Lenovo, AT&T, Google, more

STEM News YouTube, Lenovo announces Space Lab winners; AT&T commits $250 Million to education; Google, ASU team up again for Western NC Gravity Games; Opinion: Making STEM education work for North Carolina.

February 24

New effort launches to create NC STEM Learning Network

STEM education news The N.C. Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Center is incorporating the NC STEM Community Collaborative in an effort to boost science, technology, engineering and math education.

Updated May 20, 2011

Public School Forum honors Erskine Bowles, Sam Houston

Public School Forum of North Carolina The Public School Forum of North Carolina announced this week that former UNC president Erskine Bowles and North Carolina SMT Center president and CEO Sam Houston are this year's recipients of the Dr. Jay Robinson Leadership Awards.

Updated April 25, 2011

Biogen Idec receives statewide award for math, science

Biogen Idec recently received the 2011 Business and industry Award from the North Carolina Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education (SMT) Center.

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Updated March 31, 2011

Citizen Schools gives students real world job experience

Citizen Schools continues to focus more on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education in North Carolina and is looking to partner with businesses in the state to help lead apprenticeships.

Engineering Apprentices Engineering Apprentices

February 28, 2011

BTEC offers career experience in biomanufacturing

The Golden LEAF Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC) at N.C. State University offers hands-on training for students in a growing industry in North Carolina and throughout the U.S.

At Work at BTEC At Work at BTEC

Updated February 7, 2011

Two N.C. students among finalists for Intel competition

The Society for Science & the Public and Intel are working to inspire students in STEM fields through a national talent search competition. The top prize certainly should provide some good inspiration.

STEM Talent from N.C. STEM Talent from N.C.

Updated January 24, 2011

New 'STEM Communities' surface in western North Carolina

A total of five counties in western North Carolina will join the BRAC Region, Davie and Lenoir counties to continue building a statewide STEM network through the NC STEM Community Collaborative.

More STEM communities build in western N.C. More STEM communities build in western N.C.

January 17, 2011

Radio In Vivo celebrates science talk in the Triangle

STEM news: Celebrating five years and more than 160 programs, Radio In Vivo continues to thrive as an important source for radio listeners interested in the latest scientific breakthroughs from area universities, institutions, and companies.

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Updated December 29, 2010

EE Centers pique education interest statewide

Hidden Education Treasures Environmental education principles can be used across curriculums including the areas of STEM education. Environmental Education Centers around the state await exploration this holiday season.

December 27, 2010

STEM Education News: Top 10 of 2010

STEM News North Carolina's STEM education efforts made quantum leaps forward in 2010. While impossible to list all of the worthwhile efforts and stories from this year, we have compiled the top 10 STEM stories on Local Tech Wire STEM News from 2010 as voted on by our editorial staff and your readership.

December 20, 2010

Novozymes acquires Merck's crop biotech group for $275M

Novozymes The deal is the third in the agriculture fertility space in three years for Novozymes, which operates its U.S. headquarters in N.C.

Updated December 20, 2010

'Making Science Make Sense' - Bayer CropScience grows learning

MSMS The Making Science Make Sense program helps teachers teach and students learn science the way scientists do - by doing it. A new company podcast shares the importance of creating a scientifically-literate nation.

November 15, 2010

Student interns get hands-on experience with 'circle of life'

Rebecca Evans At the museum, I work in the Tropical Conservatory (aka the butterfly room). We use technology to learn more about these animals and we might not know as much about them without technology!

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