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Introduce them to engineering and tech.
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Sparking engineering experiences with educators, STEM volunteers, and K-12 students
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Celebrating the engineers, technicians, and technologists around the world who work to make the world a better place.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Together we can achieve great things. That’s why DiscoverE is committed to coalition building and providing free programs and resources for volunteers and educators.
Meet DiscoverE’s Change Makers
Meet Peyton Gibson, a civil engineer and urban economist who works with architecture, engineering, and construction companies to design and make a better world for everyone.
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What is Engineering
Engineers, technologists, and technicians are changing the world all of the time. They dream up creative, practical solutions and work with other smart, inspiring people to invent, design, and create things that matter.
What Engineers Do
Engineers, technologists, and technicians are working to change life for the better in ways that we can hardly even imagine.
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Creating Inclusive Experiences
Engineering is Open to Everyone!
The big myth in engineering is that engineers are born, not made; but the reality is that engineering is open to everyone!
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5 Tips for Success
Leading Engineering Activities
Open ended engineering challenges are transformative. But can also be messy! Learn some tips to make every engineering activity a smashing success!
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5 Engineering Messages to Share
We’ve spent more than a year researching student attitudes, thoughts, concerns, and hopes about engineering through our Messages Matter research project. The results are pretty clear: when we change the way we talk about engineering, we can change what students think about engineering!
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3 Easy Ways to Interest Kids in Engineering
While there’s no magic formula involved, there are three key elements to nurture a child’s interest in engineering: talk about engineering, connect them with role models, and do engineering activities.
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Are Engineers Really Just Born?
The big myth in engineering is that engineers are born, not made. Meaning you are either destined to be an engineer due to some innate genetic makeup or you’re not. Well, I call foul on this.
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DiscoverE’s Advisory and Diversity Council represents over 2 million engineers and engineering students and are committed to inspiring the next generation of innovators.
DiscoverE is the definitive voice on engineering and STEM, the go-to resource for the messaging that anyone can use, and the place where the engineering community collaborates to help inform and educate the public on the value and essential nature of engineering.
– Jane Howell, Chief Communications Officer, American Society of Civil Engineers
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These are some ways your donation can make a difference in inspiring future engineers. Please consider making a specific donation below or choose an amount that works for you.
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Send a Future City team to finals
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Support teachers and STEM mentors
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Excite students about STEM
$100
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