There are 48 programs found.
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| Albany Pine Bush Preserve Education Program 2009 |
Located in the heart of the Capital District Region, the Albany Pine Bush represents one of the best remaining examples of an inland pine barrens ecosystem in the world. Do you want to get your class outside to experience a rare natural community. If so, the Albany Pine Bush Preserve has several choices of programs to choose from. Each program is led by a well trained and experienced guide and the programs meet several NYS learning standards and are designed to promote hands-on, inquiry-based learning. |
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| Annual Balsa Wood Bridge Competition |
The Student Construction Association at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse is pleased to invite your school to this annual competition, which typically takes place in the spring. Groups of no more than four students per school build a balsa wood bridge capable of supporting loads applied to the structure according to the competition rules. The current record is 209.4 kg. |
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| Black Family Technology Awareness Day at RPI 2009 |
Black Family Technology Awareness Day is a great opportunity for young people and their families to get a taste of the excitement and possibilities of careers in engineering, science and technology. This day long program includes interactive workshops for students K to College. Look for this in February at RPI. |
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| Botball: NewYork/New Jersey 2009-2010 |
The New York/New Jersey Regional Botball Program began in 2003. Each spring the workshop and tournament are held at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, NY. If you would like more information about participating in the Botball Program, please contact Jamie Boiles, Public Outreach Coordinator, KISS Institute for Practical Robotics.
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| Botball:New York/New Jersey 2010 Research and Design Website Challenge |
The Botball Research and Design Website Challenge explores a different topic in robotics each year. Students are required to research the topic, develop a solution to a related design task, and present the results of their work in the form of a website. Any middle school, high school, home school group, or community organization may enter one team of middle and/or high school students in this contest. One additional entry is allowed for each registered Botball team.The initial deadline is scheduled for Monday, February 1, 2010
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| Bridge Building Contest 2009 |
High school students from Long Island submit their bridges to the ultimate pressure test, and compete to take part in a national contest! The construction and testing of model bridges promotes the study and application of principles of physics and also helps students develop hands on skills. |
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| Brookhaven National Laboratory Elementary Science Fair 2010 |
Over 100 local schools take part every year in BNL's Elementary School Science Fair. Some 470 projects, created by over 500 children ranging from kindergarten to 6th grade, compete. The student projects include charts, experiments, demos, diagrams and collections with a scientific objective. The registration deadline for this event is April 16, 2010. |
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| Buffalo Area Engineering Awareness for Minorities (BEAM) 2009 |
BEAM, a program in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, offers free precollege classes to inner city middle school and high school students who want to explore the wonders of science and technology. |
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| Center for Youth in Engineering and Science (Y.E.S.), Sponsored Competitions and Fairs 2009 |
YES promotes and sponsors activities which excite high school students about career opportunities in engineering and science. Some activities include Botball, FIRST Robotics and Lego League, Future Cities, Intel Science and Engineering Fair and Siemans Westinghouse Competition. You'll find dates for all available programs by clicking on the title of this entry. |
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| Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Nationwide Science Ambassador Program 2009 |
The Science Ambassador Program invites science teachers from nationwide middle and high schools to compete for the chance to collaborate with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) scientists on epidemiologic-based lesson plans. |
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| Challenger Learning Center of Greater Rochester,NY 2009 |
Using space exploration as a theme, Challenger Center creates postive learning experiences that raise students' expectations of success; foster a long term interest in mathematics,science,and technology;and motivates them to pursue careers in these fields. |
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| Challenger Learning Center of the Lower Hudson Valley, Suffern, NY 2009 |
Using Space exploration as a theme, Challenger Center creates
positive learning experiences that raise students'expectations
of success;foster a long-term interest in mathematics, science,
and technology;and motivates them to pursue careers in these fields. |
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| College Now 2009 |
College Now is a free program designed to prepare New York City's public high school students for college. The program then offers eligible students a number of ways to improve their high school performance and get a jumpstart on college. Notification of admission decisions:June 24,2009 |
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| Columbia University Science Honors Program 2009-2010 |
The Columbia University Science Honors Program (SHP) is a highly selective program for high school students who have exceptional talent in mathematics and the sciences.SHP has offered the following courses: Organic Chemistry,Environmental Chemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Computer Programming,Neuroscience,Introduction to Astrophysics and more. Classes are held on the Columbus University Morningside Campus from September through May. Notification of admission decisions: June 24,2009 |
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| Computer Explorers 2009 |
Saturday programs are fun! Build and program Roamer the Robot, Techno Blocks, and Spy bots. Build and film Star Wars Robots. Go one step more and build realistic motorized models! |
- 07/06/2009 to 07/10/2009
- 07/13/2009 to 07/17/2009
- 08/10/2009 to 08/14/2009
- 08/24/2009 to 08/28/2009
- 07/27/2009 to 07/31/2009
- 07/20/2009 to 07/24/2009
- 08/17/2099 to 08/21/2009
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| Cornell University's Shoals Marine Laboratory: Marine Environmental Science |
Marine Environmental Studies focus is on coastal marine habitats, with an emphasis on issues as they relate to global habitats and concerns. Laboratory exercises and field work include explorations along Appledore's rocky intertidal zone, and excursions to neighboring islands to observe harbor seal and seabird colonies.Foundamental scientific research methods and equipment are introduced, and each student has the opportunity to be involved in group research projects while earning 4 Cornell credits. |
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| Department of Environmental Conservation Website 2009 |
The mission of the Department of Environmental Conservation is to "conserve, improve, and protect New York's natural resources and environment". The department offers a variety of environmental workshops in various locations in NYS that can be searched via its website. |
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| ESF Environmental Challenge: Science Fair and Career Exploration for 7th and 8th Grade Students 2009 |
The Environmental Challenge is a science fair and career exploration opportunity designed especially for all Syracuse City School District seventh and eighth grade students.The Challenge encourages student projects that support their science curriculum and student research, scientific inquiry, and critical thinking. |
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| Edison Exploratorium |
The Edison Exploratorium is a prototype for the future of engineering interaction worldwide originating in the Original Tech Valley, Schenectady, New York. It is a unique, hands on workshop environment exploring the past, present and future of engineering. |
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| Educating Girls for Engineering (EDGE) : Engineering Workshop for Talented High School Girls at Union College 2009 |
The workshop theme is Toys and Tools for Disabled Children, which focuses on developing technologies to enhance the learning activities (toys) and communication skills (tools) of disabled children. The program includes lectures, field trips, laboratory work, and social activities, while exploring engineering principles to solve a specific challenge. Students visit a local rehabilitation hospital; identify the specific needs of children with brain injuries; use engineering techniques to create toys for these children; and present the final products to the children to assess the success of their efforts. |
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| Energy Workshop For Teachers The National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project |
ConocoPhillips is pleased to partner with the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project to provide America’s teachers – and ultimately students – with training and resources on key energy topics. The partnership is designed to equip teachers with tools and information that they can incorporate into daily classroom activities to improve their students’ energy knowledge. |
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| Girls Excited about Math and Science (GEMS) 2009 |
The GEMS program is aimed at increasing the number of girls and women studying and entering technical careers in engineering, mathematics, and computer science. This many faceted program combines day long programs on Fridays including hands on workshops for middle and high school students, with Saturday morning programs focusing on careers. |
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| High School Programs Abroad 2009 |
GoAbroad.com was launched to fill an information void in the area of international student travel and study. This one-stop information center for students wishing to travel internationally links prospective travelers with organizations providing international opportunities.The High School Programs Abroad search for the high school student includes country,duration,language and program focus. |
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| ISS EarthKAM (Earth Knowledge Acquired by Middle school students) 2009 |
Explore images of Earth taken from space. EarthKAM (Earth Knowledge Acquired by Middle school students) is a NASA education program that enables thousands of students to photograph and examine Earth from a space crew's perspective. There are various missions throughout the year, the latest being at the end of April. |
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| Joseph Henry Science Fair 2009 |
This science fair builds on the problem-based learning approach open to all students in grades 4 to 8 in the city of Albany, NY. The fair is held on the campus of Saint Rose College. |
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| Long Island's FIRST Robotics Competition 2009 |
The FIRST Robotics Competition challenges teams of young people and their mentors to solve a common problem in a six week timeframe using a standard kit of parts and a common set of rules. Teams build robots from the parts and enter them in a series of competitions. The competition is held at Hofstra University in Hempstead, NY. |
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| MRSEC NYC High School Visitation Program |
The MRSEC outreach program brings the excitement of materials science and engineering to high schools in New York City. In each visit, a team of Columbia students introduces the high school students to the world of materials through exciting demonstrations. |
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| Nassau BOCES New York H2 Educate Workshop |
Classroom teachers (grades 6-12) will have a unique opportunity to learn information and hands-on activities to teach students about hydrogen.Register by September 12. |
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| New York City Science and Engineering Fair (NYCSEF) 2009-2010 |
New York City Science and Engineeering Fair (NYCSEF) is the city's largest high school research competition,with over 1,000 students participating annually. the fair provides a supportive,academic venue for students to present their reseach, network with other NYC high school students across the five boroughs,and meet leading scientists and science professionals from around the metropolitian area. NYCSEF Application Deadline including all scientific research papers due on Friday December 18, 2009 by 5pm..No faxes will be accepted. |
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| New York City Center for Space Science Education 2009 |
The NYC Center for Space Science Education (NYCCSSE) offers out-of-classroom science experiences for NYC students (upper elementary through high school) at two unique facilities: the Challenger Learning Center of Manhattan and the NASA Aerospace Education Laboratory. The Challenger Learning Center of Manhattan uses a one-of-a-kind simulator to "transport" kids into outer space, where they work in teams to complete their mission. The NASA Aerospace Education Laboratory is a cutting edge facility for the study of aeronautics, microgravity, robotics, and weather, where students fly a simulator, measure real-time weather conditions, and test an airfoil in the wind tunnel. Last registration date: 04/20/2009 |
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| New York State-Fifth Annual Science Olympiad Coaches Workshop 2009 |
The Fifth Annual Science Olympiad Coaches Workshop to be held in Fishkill, NY. You'll meet with your Regional Coordinator, hear about each event from the appropriate State and/or National Supervisor, exchange ideas with other coaches, and receive many valuable resources to aid your team.
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| Niagara Frontier Industry Education Council Environmental Science Workshop 2009 |
The workshop focuses on demonstrating activities to teachers about real world environmental topics. These activities are provided in an Environmental Resource Guide (ERG), Air Quality Series. The Air Quality Series explores the impact of air pollution in our atmo-sphere, what causes air pollution, and how air pollution affects people, wildlife and the environment.
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| Operation SMART (Science, Math and Relevant Technology) 2009 |
Provides girls, ages 5 to 13, with basic knowledge of math and science processes, and gets them to question why and how things work. |
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| Programs for Teachers and Students: Exploration Tours 2009 |
School Workshops take students on an adventure that includes a classroom lesson, a hands-on greenhouse activity, and a tour of the grounds and/or Steinhardt Conservatory. Pre-visit materials are provided and include background information, classroom activities, and discussion topics. They will be sent to you with your reservation confirmation. We strongly encourage you to use them with your students prior to your visit to the Garden. |
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| RPI School of Engineering Design Your Future Day 2009 |
Through fun, dynamic and interactive sessions, Design Your Future Day is designed to spark interest in high tech fields, and to encourage girls to pursue technical careers. |
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| Schenectady Museum Exhibits and Events 2009 |
A seasonal listing of events for groups from the Schenectady Science Museum and Planetarium that include hands on, brains on activities in chemistry, energy and astronomy! |
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| Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) at Syracuse University |
The STEP provides academic support services and enrichment activities to students in grades 7 to 12. Students acquire the skills necessary for entry into preprofessional degree programs in scientific, technical and health related fields through hands on activities that have real life implications. Students must apply for admission into this program, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The program meets on Saturday mornings in Huntington Hall at Syracuse University from 10am until 1pm from October until May. |
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| Suffolk County Community College Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) 2009 |
The Science and Technology Entry Program develops the abilities and skills of students to prepare them for entry in careers in math, science, technology and the licensed professions. Grades 7 to 12. |
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| Teacher Workshops at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center |
This workshop offers an introduction to the wildlife refuge – its plants, animals and natural habitats, and the logistics of bringing a class to the site. After completing the workshop, educators can
schedule a teacher-led program where students in grades K-12
can explore one of New York City’s most remarkable natural areas. Upon completion of the workshop the teacher will be responsible for leading the class and ensuring chaperone participation. |
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| Tech Forum Northeast 2009 |
This year's Tech Forum Northeast will be held at the IBM Center in Palisades, NY. Plan to join other at this annual conference, which is aimed at the K-12 educational community. District and building-level administrators, technology directors and coordinators, librarians and media specialists, mentor teachers, Board of Education members, and other staff involved in technology planning can all benefit from the networking, exhibits, mini-workshops, breakout sessions, industry spotlights, and roundtable discussions at this conference. |
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| Tech Valley NanoCareer Day 2009 |
With an eye toward addressing the national need to stimulate an interest in math and science among America's younger generations, the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering ('CNSE') of the University at Albany hosts students from throughout New York's Tech Valley region at its NanoCareer Day. Participating Tech Valley schools share in this day long event through introductory presentations and hands on demonstrations of various careers in nanotechnology. |
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| The 2010 DuPont Challenge© Science Essay |
The DuPont Challenge© Science Essay Competition gives you an opportunity to put your thoughts on paper—not only expressing yourself, but sharing your ideas with others. The only limits—besides the contest’s 1,000-word limit—are your own enthusiasm, your research, and your interest in studying and presenting a fascinating aspect of science or technology. Please note that no essays will be accepted via mail or special carrier. |
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| The Eric Pitman Annual Summer Workshop in Computational Science 2009 |
The Center for Computational Research, UB's supercomputing center, will sponsor an intensive two-week summer workshop in computational science for local high-school students. This year's program will focus on computational biology and bioinformatics. Participating students should have completed their sophomore, junior or senior year, should have taken courses in Chemistry and Biology, and should know some computing; students do not need extensive programming backgrounds. The workshop will provide students with experience in computational bioscience on state-of-the-art computing and visualization hardware. |
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| The New York State Middle School Association (NYSMSA) 29th Annual Conference |
The 29th Annual Conference of the New York State Middle School Association will be held in Watkins Glen on October 22-24, 2009. |
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| The Seventh Annual Eastern New York Junior Science and Humanities Sub-Regional Symposium 2010 |
The Seventh Annual Eastern New York Junior Science and Humanities Sub-Regional Symposium for 2010 to be held at Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High School. Student applications postmarked by Jan 6,2010 |
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| University of Rochester Medical Center: Life Sciences Learning Center Student Programs 2009 |
The variety of laboratory investigative topics are designed for groups of students accompanied by their teacher to introduce students to scientific concepts and advances through hands-on inquiry-based learning methods. The programs are 2.5 to 4 hours in length and align with the New York Standards Core Curriculum. Science Out Of School offers informal hands-on activities Saturdays and Holidays. LSLC Laboratory Investigations may be scheduled on Tuesdays through Fridays during the schools year. |
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| Westchester-Briarcliff Manor Science Research Program 2009-2010 |
The program follows the University of Albany Science Research in the High School (SRHS) program which provides students in their sophomore through senior years with the opportunity to conduct original research. The three-year research program lets students earn 12 college credits from the University of Albany. |
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| Westchester-Rockland (Wes-Roc) Junior Science and Humanities Symposium 2009-2010 |
The Westchester Rockland Sixth Annual Subregional Science Symposium. |
- 10/09/2009 to 11/24/2009
- 02/06/2010 to 02/06/2010
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