Posted on February 6th, 2020 by Mary Lord
Introduce a girl to engineering. Make slime and other cool stuff. National Engineers Week takes place Feb. 16 to 22 and this year’s theme – Pioneers of Progress – marks 30 years of celebrating the diversity of engineers and their work on the frontiers of discovery. Check out local events, downloadable activities, and other ideas for bringing EWeek 2020 to your classroom.
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Tags: Class Activities, Engineering, engineering careers, EWeek 2020, National Engineers Week, Web Resources, Women in Engineering
Posted on May 15th, 2018 by Mary Lord
A lot of engineering goes into making today’s gravity-defying rides both exciting and safe. Read about some roller coaster designers and the skills they bring to creating the world’s most thrilling wooden, steel, and virtual-reality experiences.
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Tags: Design, Energy, Engineering, engineering careers, Feature Story, forces, Physics, roller coaster engineering, Videos
Posted on December 11th, 2011 by Mary Lord
Want to boost the nation’s supply of engineers? A new survey of 1,000 U.S. teenagers conducted by the Intel Corporation found that two-thirds wouldn’t consider a career in engineering but may point to a relatively simple solution: expose more middle and high school students to the profession.
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Tags: Change the Equation, Education Policy, engineering careers, Intel, Public Policy, survey, teens