Browsing: STEM

Kamaljeet Sanghera, a professor at George Mason University, has been appointed to a state commission that will work with government…

Girls Computing League, a nonprofit working to empower underrepresented groups in technology, will host its first national code fest InnovateGCL…

This column was written by Brendan Walsh, senior vice president, partner relations, 1901 Group The not so obvious answer is…

Starting next month, high-school students in the Washington, D.C., metro area have the opportunity to attend a tuition-free summer camp…

Girls in fifth through eighth grade are invited to attend a technology-themed conference June 8-9. The annual SheSoft Conference features…

Pursuing a STEM education and career isn’t easy and will lead to occasional failures — but encouragement, fueling the passion…

There isn’t just one path to a STEM career — in fact, science and technology leaders in government and industry…

Riverside Research, a not-for-profit scientific research organization and presenting sponsor at this year’s WashingtonExec STEM Symposium, is hosting a mini…

WashingtonExec will recognize Kevin Kelly at the K-12 STEM Symposium on March 30 with a STEM Champion award for his…

Local STEM advocate Dr. Padhu Seshaiyer will accept the 2019 STEM Champion award at this year’s K-12 STEM Symposium later this…

Students who attended Nysmith School for the Gifted, a private, preschool through eighth grade institution, have a high rate of…

STEM Champion Award Winner Kevin Kelly, president at CACI International Inc – LGS LABS, recently talked about being named the 2019…

When the Virginia General Assembly approved its fiscal year 2020 budget last month, it included $2.3 million for a STEM-focused…

Steven Omick knows a thing or two about how seemingly chance encounters and opportunities can alter not only your career but your…

WashingtonExec’s K-12 STEM Symposium is just around the corner — this year, themed The Power of Curiosity.  Presented March 30 by Riverside Research,…