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The women in our lives have impacted each of us individually, as a society, and as a community. Join WAER for an empowering journey through Women's History Month with Syracuse Speaks.
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A group of middle schools girls from the Syracuse City School District built robots, learned binary code and discussed a future in STEM – entirely in Spanish
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STEM From Dance, a nationally offered program, is being brought to Syracuse this summer to empower middle school girls of color to consider careers in STEM using dance.
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Marcellus Lego robotics team will put their coding, engineering and team work skills to the test and compete in the FIRST Lego League Championship in Houston.
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The City of Syracuse, the Syracuse City School District and Micron will host a panel discussion on careers for women and girls in STEM on March 16 ahead of Micron's regional arrival.
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A unique STEM program for teenage students in the Syracuse area teaches computer design and 3-D printing, culminating in the actual creation of prosthetics for people who need them here in Syracuse and in Ghana. The fitting of some of the devices was done today to fine-tune the products for the recipients.
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Special summer program for 9th to 12th graders, AT&T Hand in Hand, teaches youth computer skills, design, 3-D printing, all while making a working hand for someone who lost or was born without one. Partners in Education and Business, CNY STEM and le Moyne College also partner on program. Deadline for applying is June 28.
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Time is running out to sign up for a free summer program dedicated to giving young women an opportunity to develop tech skills and to explore STEM career…
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Danforth Middle School in Syracuse has been awarded a $5,000 dollar to support additional STEM programming. The school will create a new afterschool club…
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Young women worked in teams today to create robots out of cardboard and bridges out of paper. It’s all part of an effort by Liverpool High School Senior…