The nonprofit DIGIVATIONS Institute has received a mini-grant from NASA to offer three workshops this month in Point Roberts, WA, for K-12 students interested in STEM subjects.
Steve L. Berman, NJ B ’80, and his wife Anne are the co-founders of DIGIVATIONS, which “emphasizes combining the arts and creative thinking with STEM instruction.” Click here to read more about the workshops and the NASA-themed science, technology, engineering, and math topics.
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The Houston Chronicle highlighted the focus on “soft skills” for today’s engineers. The article, profiles strategies and courses at three different universities aimed at preparing engineering students with the social skills needed to be successful in the corporate world.
Read the full article for more information on how soft skills can make a young engineer stand out among his peers. Also, learn about Tau Beta Pi’s Engineering Futures program
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Governor Peter Shumlin of Vermont announced this week a new incentive “to attract young employees to the state in the fields of engineering, science, and technology.”
Recent college graduates in the STEM fields are eligible to receive $1,500 a year for up to five years. Read the article here
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