(3 days)
Grand Traverse Resort100 Grand Traverse VIllage BlvdAcmeMI49610United States
This conference will include an extensive agenda highlighting the current challenges faced by the automotive industry and a diverse representation of industry thought-leaders. CAR MBS will offer industry expertise and bring together the top minds in mobility and beyond. This event is also available online for those that cannot make the in-person conference.
https://ncatech.org/events/midwest-teachers-of-transportation-and-industrial-areas-mttia-a...
(3 days)
Central Lakes College501 W College DrBrainerdMN56401
Technology is changing at a rapid pace. It is crucial for a transportation teacher to stay up-to-date. At MTTIA there are hands-on training sessions with the latest vehicle technologies and classroom teaching strategies from professional trainers and OE manufactures. MTTIA features advanced hands-on training in the areas of: Automotive, Auto Body and, Diesel Equipment and Heavy Truck. MTTIA also features introductory hands-on training in the areas of: Small Engines/Powersports and Welding.
(5 days)
Century College3300 Century AvenueNorth White Bear LakeMN55110United States
This camp is designed for middle and high school students and offers opportunities to learn about how vehicles work. Students will also build confidence with technical skills, work in teams to develop life and employability skills, gain exposure to industry, and show off their skills with a race. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about careers in transportation areas ranging from Automotive Technology, Auto Body and Collision Repair, Medium and Heavy Truck Technology, Diesel and Heavy Equipment to Marine and Powersports by learning technical skills through hands-on activities and challenges.
(5 days)
University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus2221 University Avenue SEMinneapolisMN55414
In this one-week day camp, participants will learn all about connected and automated vehicle (CAV) technology and explore career opportunities. Participants will:
The camp is intended for high school students, is free to attend, and lunch is provided.
(3 days)
2100 Silas Creek PkwyWinston-SalemNC27103United States
This workshop will teach participants how to lead students in metabarcoding analyses using affordable biochemistry and online tools developed by DNALC, leveraging next generation sequencing (NGS) to analyze thousands of DNA barcodes from complex mixtures of DNA - representing microbes (microbiomes) or organisms in environmental DNA (eDNA).
Faculty who participate will receive a $500 stipend and will receive year-round and support as they implement in their classrooms.
(5 days)
Mall of America60 E BroadwayBloomingtonMN55425
The National Center for Autonomous Technologies (NCAT), along with Northland Community & Technical College, the National Science Foundation (NSF), Minnesota State Colleges & Universities (MinnState), and the Mall of America (MOA) are hosting a week-long STEAM event the second week of August 2022.
This event coincides with back-to-school traffic and the Mall of America's 30th Birthday Celebration. Plans include celebrity appearances, concerts, and numerous opportunities for K-12 youth and families to actively participate in highly experiential hands-on learning experiences, including robotics events, student competitions, and many more.
https://www.esa.org/montreal2022/?utm_source=Informz&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ESA&_zs...
(6 days)
Palais des congrès de Montréal159, rue Saint-Antoine Ouest, 9e étageMontréalQuébecCanada
This year's joint meeting combines the resources and interests of both the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution and the Ecological Society of America.
Meeting Theme: A Change is Gonna Come
This is an exciting time to be an ecologist: in an era of global environmental, cultural, and evolutionary change, the societal relevance of our contributions continues to grow. As species and processes operate in flux, ecologists are continually scrutinizing past and current conditions to help anticipate future responses. An additional necessary pathway of inquiry includes retrospection, where we identify how alternative histories could have created different present-day ecologies.
Change will incessantly persist at varying rates and intensities, and with varying consequences. But, the outstanding question lies in knowing what changes are required now to foster desired future outcomes. Such innovation amidst current conditions requires dismantling harmful legacies, expanding knowledge systems, and committing to restorative practices. Ecology is facing a disciplinary reckoning. Therefore, where we go and how we get there must be a collective enterprise built on principles that broaden participation, promote equity, and diversify metrics of impact.
(4 days)
Holiday Inn Selma-Swancourt2950 Pea Soup Anderson BoulevardSelmaCA93662
Participants will see wine, table, and raisin grape production up close, at the height of the growing season. Participants will also have the rare opportunity to tour Gallo's Livingston Winery, the largest wine production facility in the world. Join with other extension and outreach specialists for professional development, best-practice sharing, research and regional reports, collaboration, and dialog on the unique challenges in V&E extension in America.
(4 days)
Austin Community College4400 College Park DrRound RockTX78665United States
INNOVATEBIO, the Algae Foundation, ACC, and ATEC are working in partnership to host an in-person Algae Workshop. Participants will get hands-on experience in multiple lab exercises from starting a culture to harvesting material and DNA isolation. Participants will obtain the information they need to incorporate algae into their existing biotechnology courses. The workshop is open to a total of 12 participants. Travel and lodging will be covered for participants.
In this session, undergraduate and graduate students will learn about current missions at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, upcoming research objectives for solar system exploration, and how they can contribute. Internships and programs will be covered at JPL, how and when to apply, and what reviewers are looking for in a strong application.
https://spie.org/conferences-and-exhibitions/optics-and-photonics?SSO=1
(5 days)
San Diego Convention Center111 W Harbor DrSan DiegoCA92101
You will find plenty to like at this important meeting, including over 2,000 presentations and the latest technical results within 48 conference topics. This is the best opportunity to connect face-to-face for discussions about optical engineering and applications, nanotechnology, quantum science, and organic photonics. Escape the everyday and talk with scientists and engineers and share the spontaneous ideas that only happen when we gather in person.
Discuss your product requirements with top optics and photonics suppliers at the free 3-day exhibition. Meet with industry partners who can help you solve problems, cut costs, and increase your capabilities. Register now and make plans to attend.
This webinar features personnel from both the National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program and and the Mentor-Connect program.
The webinar offers an overview of both programs and of the grant proposal process. Information includes:
