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Pursuing a STEM education and career isn’t easy and will lead to occasional failures — but encouragement, fueling the passion and learning from those missteps…
There isn’t just one path to a STEM career — in fact, science and technology leaders in government and industry come from various educational and…
The sixth annual K-12 STEM Symposium at the Nysmith School for the Gifted in Herndon, Virginia, on March 30 drew in more than 3,000 students,…
Riverside Research, a not-for-profit scientific research organization and presenting sponsor at this year’s WashingtonExec STEM Symposium, is hosting a mini open innovation center for hands-on…
WashingtonExec will recognize Kevin Kelly at the K-12 STEM Symposium on March 30 with a STEM Champion award for his significant personal impact on STEM…
Local STEM advocate Dr. Padhu Seshaiyer will accept the 2019 STEM Champion award at this year’s K-12 STEM Symposium later this month. Padhu was chosen by the…
WashingtonExec’s K-12 STEM Symposium is just around the corner — this year, themed The Power of Curiosity. Presented March 30 by Riverside Research, a nonprofit R&D organization for…
There’s still time to nominate your colleagues, peers and employees — or even yourself! — for the Pinnacle Awards, which spotlight greater Washington area executives and businesses…
Harvard University freshman and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology alumna Kavya Kopparapu was chosen as one of Time Magazine’s most influential teens of 2018. The accolade capped off an exciting year for Kopparapu — she was named a Davidson Institute fellow and a Regeneron Science Talent Search finalist, adding to her distinction as a 2017 WebMD Health Hero.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qx_K4ktj4A CGI Federal President Tim Hurlebaus presented the inaugural Best STEM-Supporting Business awards and the STEM Rising Star award at WashingtonExec’s 2018 K-12 STEM Symposium…