The 2021-22 Scholarship America Dream Award is now open for student applications! As you know, this year’s college students are facing a year of uncertainty. With the Dream Award, Scholarship America provides the opportunity to alleviate a major source of stress: paying for tuition. Since 2014, the unique structure of the Dream Award has helped […]
If you are a Hopkins affiliate, JHU will be hosting a screening and panel discussion tomorrow, September 10th for free. Additional information can be found here. The 500 Women Scientist organization is hosting a free virtual screening of Picture a Scientist and harassment in STEM panel discussion on September 12th. Additional information (including registration) can […]
Click here to enjoy livestreams of the National Aquarium’s blacktip reef, jellyfish exhibit, and pacific coral reef.
The US Department of Education has launched a space mission challenge for high school students. Schools are encouraged to join a virtual information session on September 1, 2020. Schools interested in entering CTE Mission: CubeSat should form a team and submit a mission proposal by 5:59 p.m. ET, on Oct. 16, 2020 — no in-person […]
The NSF recently funded the BOAST program which will run through the Center for Educational Outreach. The goals of this program are to increase Baltimore City high school students’ confidence in algebra as well as interest in engineering. To read more about this program, click here.
To learn more about the program and how to donate, click here. For more information, email Greg Burks, Community Programs manager in the Johns Hopkins Office of Benefits & Worklife, at greg@jhu.edu.
Wednesday, July 15th is Baltimore City Recreation and Park’s (BCRP) second STEM Kit giveaway day! Stop by your nearest rec center meal distribution site (see below) to pick up one of five maker kits for your young innovators! These kits, designed by FutureMakers, are appropriate for all ages (children under 7 should work with families). A variety […]
City Schools summer learning plans are now available on their website. Additional information can be found here.
In fall 2018 and spring 2020, Baltimore City College high school student Abisola took part in the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Program, a research program that offers an opportunity to young motivated high school students in Baltimore City to explore and develop skills in STEM that might otherwise not be available to them. […]
Setting Up and Maintaining an Online Science Classroom for Success with Dr. Carolyn Parker Program Director, Masters in Teaching April 24, 2020 • 3:00 PM • Zoom RSVP is now closed. About the Webinar Dr. Carolyn Parker will be joined by Reuben Brenner-Adams from the Smithsonian Science Education Center of the Smithsonian Institution and Dr. […]
