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TKS (The Knowledge Society) is a global human accelerator that focuses on training young people ages 13-17 on how to solve important problems in the world, develop the mindsets required to succeed in an always changing world and learn the hard skills that employers want to see from young people entering the workforce.
TKS alumni have gone on to become the youngest employees at SpaceX, NASA, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI. They’ve started venture-backed companies (raising over $80M) and spoken on some of the world’s largest stages.
By the end of the 10-month program, students will:
- Have a good understanding of emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, Nanotech, Genomics & Blockchain
- Gain real-world experience by working with organizations like Google, Airbnb, the United Nations, IKEA and Microsoft on some of their most pressing issues
- Develop a portfolio of projects and thought leadership including Master's/PhD level projects in less than a year (no prior experience required, this is what TKS is about!)
- Learn the mindsets, confidence, and problem-solving abilities you'll need to tackle the world's toughest problems
- Be mentored by professionals from McKinsey, Uber, Apple, Stanford, Harvard & more
- Build a community of like-minded friends
- Have the chance to EARN opportunities like speaking on global stages, internships, scholarships, & start-up funding ($100K-$5M)
Scholarships are available!! Apply now to the in-person Austin program or the Global Virtual Program.
NOAA Virtual Watershed Education and Training
June 22, 2023 9:30 p.m.-3:30pm
Texas A&M University Galveston
7-12th grade educators
NOAA Virtual Watershed Education and Training (V-WET) connects students with research occurring along the Gulf Coast in an engaging format to increase environmental literacy and STEM skills. Join us IN PERSON at Texas A&M University Galveston to:
- Learn how to use the NOAA V-WET program in your classroom
- Experience the program yourself and explore the curriculum package
- Tour campus laboratories featured in the virtual tour
- Use scientific equipment seen in the tours
Additional Info:
- Lunch is included!
- Earn 6 hours CPE credit!
- FREE!
Registration: https://forms.gle/9e6hmKtmwVYTR6Ej7
APPLY TO THE 2023-2024 PROJECT INVENT FELLOWSHIP!
Project Invent, a nonprofit that helps educators use STEM for social good, is seeking educators to join their 2023-2024 cohort!
Each year, a group of innovative middle and high school educators receive training in design thinking so that they can implement Project Invent with their students, building prototypes inspired by real people and creating authentic impact in their communities.Project Invent Fellows have access to opportunities like professional development, access to a network of other disruptive educators, connections to industry professionals, and the opportunity to showcase team projects at our Demo Day X events to earn funding!
Applications for the Fellowship are open until May 31st and can be found at: https://projectinvent.org/educator-fellowship. If you're interested in joining or learning more, please reach out to Kerry Hynes, Partnerships & Recruitment Manager, at kerry@projectinvent.org
Applications open for Project EDGE Social-Emotional Curriculum Testers!
Project EDGE (Engagement and Development for Girls through Engineering) is testing and evaluating an Out of School Time (OST) curriculum that integrates engineering activities and social-emotional development for youth with the goal of developing STEM identity and an Engineering Mindset. Read about the benefits to educators and youth, and requirements for participation here. $1,000 Stipend for program participation.
Applications due May 31, 2023.
VentureLab
With the Idea to Pitch Program, students grow their entrepreneurial mindsets and skills as they apply their passions and strengths to identify opportunities to creatively solve problems, develop their solution into a business, and pitch the idea. The Idea to Pitch Program is also perfect for engaging teachers and students in project based learning.
San Antonio Area: Afterschool Math Plus Curriculum Training Thursdays:
April 18, May 16, June 20, July 18, August 15, September 19, October 17, and November 28, 2023
1:00 - 2:00 PM EST / 12:00 – 1:00 PM CST
REGISTER FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL TRAINING SESSION HERE: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAsdOCqrDoiG9zaetMZdJh6DLDcMFLdoC5j
Houston Area: EcoRise Webinar
April 27th from 5:30-6:30pm CT/ 6:30-7:30pm ET, join this online, virtual workshop that will focus on NOAA's robust set of online tools and how they can be used in classrooms to further students' understanding of the climate crisis and adaptation and resilience strategies.
Dallas Area: Education Outreach Day 2023
Schools in Texas are invited to bring middle and high schools (grades 5-12) to participate in Education Outreach Day at the Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF) on Thursday, May 18, 2023! This is a unique opportunity to meet ISEF finalists from around the world and participate in many hands-on, interactive STEM activities.
When: 9 am-3 pm on Thursday, May 18, 2023
Where: Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, Dallas, TX
How: Schools should complete this form
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