Learning Opportunities
Learning Opportunities
These are programs, camps and other opportunities to learn about science, technology, engineering, math and closely related fields. IGNITE collaborates with local colleges, industry and all kinds of organizations to create more resources for students. A list of learning opportunities on our website is constantly being updated.
911 Media Arts Center
Washington State’s largest non-profit media arts organization, 911 Media Arts Center supports the creative use of media in both communication and artistic expression. Their mission is to provide access to and promote participation in media arts. Each year, they recognize promising new voices in the media arts with one of two scholarships.
Experience Music Project
Experience Music Project (EMP) is dedicated to the exploration of creativity and innovation in popular music.
Fall 2010 Freshman Info Sessions: UW College of Engineering
1:00PM – 2:15PM – General Information Session
3:30PM – Department Special Interest Session
Electrical Engineering Building Rm. 303 (EEB303) - See campus map
Monday: 10/18; 11/15
Friday: 10/8; 11/5; 12/3
Making Connections
A high school outreach program offered through the University of Washington Women’s Center that helps high school students in the Seattle area build self-confidence, prepare for college, and explore careers in math, science and technology.
MESET Summer Camp
Mentoring & Enrichment Seminar in Engineering Training (MESET)
University of Houston College of Engineering
The Mentoring and Enrichment Seminar in Engineering Training (MESET) program is a one-week residential engineering introduction program for rising 12th graders. The program is limited to fifty students per camp session. Participants stay on the University of Houston campus in a dormitory. UH engineering students serve as camp mentors and counselors.
Technology Access Foundation
TAF offers K-12 programs designed to increase awareness of and early participation in STEM subjects.
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