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Find out about the 2015 FIRST LEGO League season kickoff, ecosySTEMS KC's visit to Washington, D.C and more news of STEM initiatives across the metro in this month’s newsletter. Read more....

18 November, 2015

More than 40 Kansas City-area high school girls got hands on with sawing, drilling and stitching to learn how engineering and orthopedic surgery relate during a Perry Outreach Program on Oct. 3 at MCC Penn Valley Health Science Institute. Read more....

18 November, 2015

Washington, D.C. (September 1, 2015) –The STEM Funders Network (SFN) announced today that Kansas City’s ecosySTEM KC is one of the 27 communities selected to pilot the national STEM Ecosystems Initiative. This project, built on over a decade of research into successful STEM collaborations seeks to nurture and...

03 September, 2015

Last week 22 middle and high girls attended our all girls app camp at the KC Engineering Zone. They learned real-world coding skills and put their ideas to the test by creating Android platform phone apps. The week culminated with the girls presenting their work...

12 August, 2015

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —A big push is happening to get more women into the male-dominated fields of science and technology, and a camp going on in Kansas City this weekend hopes to foster interest at an early age. The KC Engineering Zone is an app camp...

11 August, 2015

A North Kansas City STEM student has won the opportunity to compete in the Reach for the Stars National Rocket Competition this October in Huntsville, Alabama. Emily Schmidtlein, who participated in North Kansas City's summer STEM camp, won the opportunity to celebrate her win at US Space...

11 August, 2015

Twenty-two girls from seventh grade to high school seniors learned how to make mobile applications last week at KC Power Source’s Girls App Camp. The camp was presented by KC STEM Alliance and hosted by the KC Engineering Zone at the University of Missouri-Kansas City...

11 August, 2015

If your biggest motivation to earn a bachelor's degree is to pump up your earning power, the data overwhelmingly suggest you major in one field: engineering. Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce analyzed Census Bureau data to determine the average wages for 137 college...

11 August, 2015
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