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Application Now Open!
Apply Online by February 28, 2018
The online application for the 2017-18 Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) is now available online. 1,850 new students will be selected to receive funding, professional development support and industry exploration opportunities.
A Few Scholarship Details
The Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) supports low- and middle-income students pursuing eligible high-demand majors in science, technology, engineering, math (STEM) or health care and encourages recipients to work in Washington state once they complete their degrees. Students must meet additional eligibility criteria.
A poster and a sample application are available for you to download, as well as a form to request promotional materials.
Students may attend one of two sessions to learn about the scholarship and apply while there.
VIEW ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION & APPLICATION
Apply Online by February 28, 2018
The online application for the 2017-18 Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) is now available online. 1,850 new students will be selected to receive funding, professional development support and industry exploration opportunities.
A Few Scholarship Details
The Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) supports low- and middle-income students pursuing eligible high-demand majors in science, technology, engineering, math (STEM) or health care and encourages recipients to work in Washington state once they complete their degrees. Students must meet additional eligibility criteria.
- Annual award amount: $2,500 - $7,500 depending on class standing
- Renewable for up to five years based on credits completed and continued eligibility
- Selected students receive access to workshops, events and additional support during their time in college.
A poster and a sample application are available for you to download, as well as a form to request promotional materials.
Students may attend one of two sessions to learn about the scholarship and apply while there.
VIEW ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION & APPLICATION
Washington Aerospace Scholars (WAS) is seeking high school sophomores!
Washington Aerospace Scholars (WAS) is an online distance learning course and summer experience specifically designed for high school sophomores and juniors interested in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. The online curriculum is a University of Washington college course focused on NASA’s space exploration program as well as topics in earth and space science.
If they successfully complete the online curriculum, students are invited to participate in multi-day summer experiences that provide them to the opportunity to work with STEM professionals, NASA scientists, university students and STEM educators.
Teachers are also encouraged to apply as evaluators and summer residency facilitators.
Applications for the 2018 session of WAS are available now at the Museum of Flight web site and due by Friday, February 16, 2018. For questions, contact Paz Clearwater, Education Specialist, The Museum of Flight
206-764-5876 or pjclearwater@museumofflight.org.
Washington Aerospace Scholars (WAS) is an online distance learning course and summer experience specifically designed for high school sophomores and juniors interested in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. The online curriculum is a University of Washington college course focused on NASA’s space exploration program as well as topics in earth and space science.
If they successfully complete the online curriculum, students are invited to participate in multi-day summer experiences that provide them to the opportunity to work with STEM professionals, NASA scientists, university students and STEM educators.
Teachers are also encouraged to apply as evaluators and summer residency facilitators.
Applications for the 2018 session of WAS are available now at the Museum of Flight web site and due by Friday, February 16, 2018. For questions, contact Paz Clearwater, Education Specialist, The Museum of Flight
206-764-5876 or pjclearwater@museumofflight.org.
Students: Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium members accepting applications for summer 2018 internships (PAID!)
Washington NASA Space Grant is pleased to invite undergraduates and graduate students from our consortium member colleges and universities to apply for summer internships with our local industry partners.
These internships enable students to concentrate on research activities that supplement their academic coursework and help to prepare them for careers in NASA-related fields.
Awards: All internships are paid experiences. Compensation may vary.
Click here for more information on specific programs, openings and deadlines.
Washington NASA Space Grant is pleased to invite undergraduates and graduate students from our consortium member colleges and universities to apply for summer internships with our local industry partners.
These internships enable students to concentrate on research activities that supplement their academic coursework and help to prepare them for careers in NASA-related fields.
Awards: All internships are paid experiences. Compensation may vary.
Click here for more information on specific programs, openings and deadlines.
Microsoft Apprentice Program - Applications Open for upcoming high school juniors and seniors
The Microsoft Apprentice Program (MAP) is currently accepting application for the class of FY16 through July 1. The goal of the year long program is to provide under-served high school students with an opportunity to realize their full potential through structured learning activities, hands-on professional work experiences and community mentorship. Visit www.teenjobs.org for the application details. Please feel free to pass this along to upcoming Junior and Seniors that you know in the local community that would be eligible and interested in the program. Please note the children of Microsoft employees are not eligible.
The Microsoft Apprentice Program (MAP) is currently accepting application for the class of FY16 through July 1. The goal of the year long program is to provide under-served high school students with an opportunity to realize their full potential through structured learning activities, hands-on professional work experiences and community mentorship. Visit www.teenjobs.org for the application details. Please feel free to pass this along to upcoming Junior and Seniors that you know in the local community that would be eligible and interested in the program. Please note the children of Microsoft employees are not eligible.
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Where a STEM Education Can Take You
Follow the path from school to the workplace to see what sticking with STEM will do for a career. Read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/ideas-innovations/Where-a-STEM-Education-Can-Take-You.html#ixzz2ggKoUU8M 
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STEM is COOL!
This video shows students that focusing on STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) can dramatically expand career opportunities and be cool too. STEM Education - Tools to Change the World
A video from the White House, in which Energy Secretary Steven Chu and business leaders discuss how, with an understanding of Science and Math, individuals are shaping the world we live in. Technology Student Association
This student association opens up learning opportunities, networking with like-minded kids, competitions, and more for middle and high school students. EngineerGuy.com
Kids and adults alike will love his short videos showing how everyday things work. He tears things apart and discusses the challenges behind what is happening inside. Girls in STEM:
Featuring young women scientists and engineers who wowed the President and the nation at the White House Science Fair in February, this video shines a spotlight on these extraordinary young role models and their exciting projects -- ranging from a machine that detects buried landmines, to a prosthetic hand device, to a lunchbox that uses UV light to kill bacteria on food. 
Generation Beyond - RESOURCES:
Lockheed Martin partnered with Discovery Education to help prepare and inspire this generation to reach new heights. Website includes space flight simulator, family activities, career exploration questionnaire, Hello Mars weather app, and more! |