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Twitter announces Engineering Apprenticeship – Applications close July 31

POSTED ON Jul 30, 2019

A new Twitter Engineering Apprenticeship was launched early July. The program hopes to grow a new generation of leaders from groups underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Self-taught coders, veterans, caregivers, people returning to

Careers in Data Science and Machine Learning

POSTED ON Jul 29, 2019

Originally from Ecuador, David Wellisch came to the United States in 1988. He graduated from Brown University with a bachelor's degree and then went on to Harvard Business School. He spent seven years at America Online and in private equity. At American Online, he

Scholarships, Leadership, & Equity in Higher Education

POSTED ON Jul 25, 2019

Don't miss this opportunity. The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) extended the scholarship application deadline once before, but August 1 is almost here. Earlier this year, HACU partnered with MillerCoors to award 15 scholarships to eligible

Cadet Life: Ensuring Safety, Security and Stewardship

POSTED ON Jul 24, 2019

Born in Panama, Cadet Maylis Yepez Burac was raised in New London, Connecticut by a first-generation American single mother. “The city of New London is a community enriched by its diversity,” Burac says. “The people of New London are uplifting, giving, and ac

Computer Science is front and center at Summer Coding Camps

POSTED ON Jul 23, 2019

More and more students are improving their practical computer skills, and discovering that coders have the power to create websites, apps, and software for any field. Last summer, the University of California, Riverside (UCR) and the Riverside Unified School Distri

El Paso Community College leads in promotion of Latino student success

POSTED ON Jul 22, 2019

El Paso Community College (EPCC) is one of nine institutions of higher education that earned the 2019 Seal of Excelencia. The seal is certification recognizing an institution's commitment to serving Latino students. To earn the Seal, institutions must demonstrate t

Rodolfo Neri Vela, Mexico’s first astronaut

POSTED ON Jul 19, 2019

Rodolfo Neri Vela became Mexico's first astronaut during a joint NASA/European Space Agency mission  in 1985. He spent 165 hours in outer space aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis, helping to place in orbit a Mexican satellite called Morelos. STS-61B launched at nig

NASA’s Snoopy launched Apollo’s 50th Anniversary at Comic-Con

POSTED ON Jul 18, 2019

A year ago today, the countdown for the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo lunar mission began at the San Diego Comic Convention, where comics, movie, and science fiction fans come together. The content included Astronaut Snoopy and a science, technology, engineering,

Space Station STEM with NASA Astronaut Joe Acaba

POSTED ON Jul 17, 2019

Several hundred students across Puerto Rico spoke with NASA astronaut Joe Acaba aboard the International Space Station during his last mission in 2018. Students had the opportunity to ask questions about life aboard the space station, NASA’s deep space exploratio

Celebrate the Apollo 50th anniversary in Washington D.C.

POSTED ON Jul 16, 2019

July 16 marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission’s launch from Kennedy Space Center. Four days later, NASA astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969. For three nights this week, the Sm

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