Welcome to Great Minds in STEM

Great Minds in STEM is proud to celebrate 26 years of keeping America technologically strong through the delivery of national STEM awareness programs for students, parents and teachers in underserved communities; providing opportunities for the academic and career development of underrepresented students and professionals in STEM; and honoring our nation’s top technically-talented Hispanic engineers and scientists.

Welcome to Great Minds in STEM

25-Jul-2014L.A., CA - STEM Educators Participate in STEM Learning Through the Arts
25-Jul-2014New Orleans, LA - HENAAC Conference Early Student Registration Deadline
26-Jul-2014New Orleans, LA - HENAAC Conference Regular Student Registration Opens
01-Aug-2014New Orleans, LA - Abstract Technical Papers & Posters Competition for Travel Grant Deadline
08-Aug-2014New Orleans, LA - HENAAC Conference Student Travel Grant Deadline
21-Aug-2014Lafayette, LA - Lafayette HS - Viva Technology Teacher/Parent Orientation
22-Aug-2014Lafayette, LA - Lafayette HS - Viva Technology Student Day Program
04-Sep-2014La Vernia, TX - La Vernia HS - Viva Technology Teacher Orientation
05-Sep-2014La Vernia, TX - La Vernia HS - Viva Technology Student Day
06-Sep-2014L.A., CA - GMiS to Attend LAMusArt's Stars for the Arts
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Scholar of the Week

Cynthia Morales

University of Texas at El Paso
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Role Model of the Week

Evan Guzman

Verizon




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The United States Patent and Trademark Office



The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will host its first National Summer Teacher Institute on Innovation, STEM, and Intellectual Property on August 10-14, 2014 in Santa Clara, California. The multi-day professional development training opportunity will help middle and high school teachers incorporate making, inventing, and intellectual property creation and protection in classroom instruction. Participants are expected to commit to implementing lessons learned in their school district to support creation of a STEM and innovation learning ecosystem. The program is open to teachers nation-wide.

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Through its various program options, Viva Technology™ has been implemented in 18 states & the District of Columbia, reaching over 100,000 students, teachers & parents!