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How One Hour of Code Exposure Can Shape a Student’s Life Forever

By / January 27, 2021 / Diversity in STEM, IT, K-12 Education, Low-Income Students, Mentorship, Science, Skills, STEM Teaching, Uncategorized

December 7-13, 2020 marks Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek), an annual call to action designed to introduce K-12 students to computer science, celebrate the contributions of their fellow students and teachers, and create opportunities to inspire the youth of today to pursue computer science. With CSEdWeek in full swing, there’s no better time than now …

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3M Seeks Non-Profit Partner for its STEM Equity Program

By / January 27, 2021 / Diversity in STEM, Industry, K-12 Education, Low-Income Students, Manufacturing, Minnesota, STEM Grants

3M has issued a Request For Proposal (RFP) seeking a non-profit partner to support its STEM Equity program that helps advance equitable outcomes in STEM and Skilled Trades for underrepresented and under-resourced middle school students. 3M has a longstanding commitment to education and developing tomorrow’s workforce through strategic investments in STEM and skilled trades and through …

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Milliman announces $750,000 gift to The Actuarial Foundation’s Math Motivators program

By / January 27, 2021 / Diversity in STEM, Financial, Foundations, Industry, K-12 Education, Low-Income Students, Volunteering

In February of 2019, global consulting and actuarial firm Milliman Inc. announced that it had donated a three-year, $750,000 gift to support The Actuarial Foundation‘s Math Motivators tutoring program, raised entirely by donations from employees and alumni through the Milliman Giving Fund. The Actuarial Foundation’s Math Motivator program provides free math tutoring to high students who either do …

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