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DiscoverE’s blog features ideas and strategies you can use to nurture a student’s engineering identity and to celebrate how engineers and technicians make the world a better place.

 

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Engineering Activities

October Featured Activities

Each month our team highlights three engineering activities that pair the Engineering Design Process with open-ended questions and invite students to Discover Engineering.   Creepy Putty This engineering challenge is perfect for the spookiest month! Students...

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Celebrate Engineering

Welcome to the Future: Engineer’s Week 2024

Welcome to Engineers Week 2024! This year’s theme "Welcome to the Future" is about celebrating today’s achievements and paving the way for a brighter and more diverse future in engineering.  Engineers Are Shaping the Future.  Engineering is at the forefront of...

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Celebrate Engineering

Build Your Career Through Volunteering!

Not only is volunteering fulfilling, it's a great way to build your career as you develop your professional skills and opportunities. This was the takeaway message from a DiscoverE webinar. Our panelists Dale Jans, VP of Jans Corporation; Danielle Couger, Senior...

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Transform a Student’s Future on Giving Tuesday!

Today is #GivingTuesday! Around the world, people are giving to the causes that matter the most to them.   Like you, DiscoverE believes every student in the world deserves access to free engineering and STEM experiences.  DiscoverE has built an active community of...

Discovering DiscoverE for #GivingTuesday

DiscoverE believes every student in the world deserves access to free engineering and STEM experiences.  Why does this matter? Numerous studies predict STEM job shortages based on industry growth. The US Bureau of Labor predicts a shortage of six million engineers by...

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