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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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Mentor Session: Jennifer Gnau
Mentor session with Jennifer Gnau, a biologist and educator from The University of North Texas. Jennifer has extensive experience in environmental science research including oil spill effects, invasive species studies, water monitoring, GIS surveys, and bioaccumulation studies. She specializes in developing Environmental and Biology labs for higher education and has taught STEM to all ages.
Hilton Austin Downtown - Room 410
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
Mentor Session: Jennifer Gnau
Mentor session with Jennifer Gnau, a biologist and educator from The University of North Texas. Jennifer has extensive experience in environmental science research including oil spill effects, invasive species studies, water monitoring, GIS surveys, and bioaccumulation studies. She specializes in developing Environmental and Biology labs for higher education and has taught STEM to all ages.
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 11:00 PM ET
Environmental Science
Biology
Education
Research
Mentoring
Stem Education
Oil Spill Research
Invasive Species
Water Monitoring
Gis
Bioaccumulation
Higher Education
Lab Development
02-08-2026
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Geospatial Skills Camps for Rural Montana Youth
Week-long camps designed for rising 9th and 10th graders in rural Montana communities. Topics include maps for analysis and navigation, collecting and analyzing imagery from various sources, UAV piloting skills, remote sensing, basic electronics and circuitry for sensor development, and geospatial analysis tools. Students will learn about career pathways in geospatial science and engineering, particularly those connected to the Air Force and organizations offering employment in rural areas. Students are encouraged to relate camp skills to their interests in robotics, human performance, aviation, community needs like natural resources management and precision agriculture, and national topics like security, energy, and climate change.
Various rural Montana communities
Funded by Air Fo...
Funded by Air Force Office of Scientific Research
6/15/26
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Jun
15
Geospatial Skills Camps for Rural Montana Youth
Week-long camps designed for rising 9th and 10th graders in rural Montana communities. Topics include maps for analysis and navigation, collecting and analyzing imagery from various sources, UAV piloting skills, remote sensing, basic electronics and circuitry for sensor development, and geospatial analysis tools. Students will learn about career pathways in geospatial science and engineering, particularly those connected to the Air Force and organizations offering employment in rural areas. Students are encouraged to relate camp skills to their interests in robotics, human performance, aviation, community needs like natural resources management and precision agriculture, and national topics like security, energy, and climate change.
Funded by Air Fo...
Funded by Air Force Office of Scientific Research
In-Person
Jun 15, 8:00 AM ET
Geospatial
Gis
Remote Sensing
Uav
Drones
Electronics
Circuitry
Sensors
Mapping
Satellite Imagery
Air Force
Stem Careers
Rural Education
Montana
Robotics
Aviation
Agriculture
Meteorology
Climate Change
Security
01-19-2026
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Smith Summer Science & Engineering Program (SSEP)
The Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP) is designed for exceptional high school students with strong interests in science and engineering. Two sessions available: Session 1 (July 4-17, 2026) and Session 2 (July 19-August 1, 2026). Students participate in lab-based courses with Smith faculty in life and physical sciences and in engineering. Courses include Body in Motion, Designing Intelligent Robots, Truth in Advertising, Understanding Plant Biodiversity, Genetics, GIS, Chemistry of Light and Life, Digital Systems, Global Young Women's Health, Neuroscience, and Bacteriophage Discovery. Open to students entering 9th-12th grade. Residential program at Smith College.
Smith College
$4,985.00 - Tuit...
$4,985.00 - Tuition per session (2 weeks): $4,985, both sessions (4 weeks): $9,970. Deposit per session: $1,246, both sessions: $2,493. Application Fee: $50
7/4/26
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Jul
4
Smith Summer Science & Engineering Program (SSEP)
The Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program (SSEP) is designed for exceptional high school students with strong interests in science and engineering. Two sessions available: Session 1 (July 4-17, 2026) and Session 2 (July 19-August 1, 2026). Students participate in lab-based courses with Smith faculty in life and physical sciences and in engineering. Courses include Body in Motion, Designing Intelligent Robots, Truth in Advertising, Understanding Plant Biodiversity, Genetics, GIS, Chemistry of Light and Life, Digital Systems, Global Young Women's Health, Neuroscience, and Bacteriophage Discovery. Open to students entering 9th-12th grade. Residential program at Smith College.
$4,985.00 - Tuit...
$4,985.00 - Tuition per session (2 weeks): $4,985, both sessions (4 weeks): $9,970. Deposit per session: $1,246, both sessions: $2,493. Application Fee: $50
In-Person
Jul 4, 12:00 AM ET
Science
Engineering
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Robotics
Genetics
Neuroscience
Environmental Science
Gis
Women In Stem
Residential Program
Laboratory Research
Hands-On Learning
02-10-2026
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