National STEM Day: Empowering Future Data Protectors Today we celebrate National STEM Day, highlighting the crucial role of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math in shaping careers like cybersecurity and data privacy. As technology evolves, the need for skilled professionals to safeguard sensitive information grows. By integrating more data science and digital security lessons into classrooms, we can prepare the next generation for high-demand roles that protect our digital world and tackle the challenges ahead. Let's inspire students to explore STEM today for a safer tomorrow. #privacywise #compliancewise #stemday #leadership #riskintelligence
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🌍 National STEM/STEAM Day: Bridging Innovation Across Borders 🔐 Today, we celebrate National STEM/STEAM Day - a day dedicated to the brilliant minds shaping the future of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. At MAGNA, we understand that the future of cybersecurity is built on the strong foundations of these fields. Whether it's through developing new technologies or tackling complex security challenges, STEM is key to our work. As we look to global innovations, we’re excited about the possibilities for collaboration in emerging markets like El Salvador. With its growing commitment to technology and digital transformation, we see tremendous opportunities to apply our expertise in cybersecurity, while fostering local STEM talent to address the country’s evolving challenges. For more information, please check out our Insight (link in the comments). Let’s continue pushing boundaries, fostering education, and building secure digital futures worldwide! #STEM #STEAM #MAGNA #Cybersecurity #ElSalvador #Innovation #Technology
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At its core, CodeSecure: STEM Innovations to Counter Insider Threats in Defense combines cutting-edge STEM disciplines like cybersecurity, data analysis, and machine learning to solve one of the most pressing issues in national security. By introducing students to these STEM Challenges, this project helps them understand how mathematics, technology, and science converge to protect critical industries from insider threats and information leaks. Through cryptographic exercises, pattern recognition using data, and problem-solving with real-world simulations, students will see firsthand how STEM can address complex problems facing society today. Sign up for CodeSecure: STEM Innovations to Counter Insider Threats in Defense today, and be part of a revolution in STEM learning! https://lnkd.in/dPJKjAQy
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Is it easy to think of education as a local issue, sure, but the truth is—STEM is at the heart of our national security. Why? From cybersecurity to defense technology, our nation’s safety and innovation depend on having a strong STEM workforce. The more we invest in education at every level, the stronger our ability to protect our future, innovate globally, and stay ahead of emerging challenges. STEM isn’t just about building careers—it’s about building a secure future for us all. We need to prioritize education and encourage the next generation to step up and lead in these critical fields. #STEMMatters #NationalSecurity #FutureOfInnovation #EducationForAll #TechForGood #InvestInSTEM
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Code Coast, is an innovative K-12 STEM program empowering students in Coastal Georgia's Chatham, Mcintosh, and Glynn counties with hands-on education in IT, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Engineering, Scientific Research, and Medical skills. Passionate about inspiring the next generation of innovators and fostering opportunities for young minds to flourish and explore STEM fields! #CoastalGeorgia #STEM #K12
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🌟 FORSE Update 🌟 This fall, our Fostering Opportunities & Relationships in STEM Education (FORSE) program facilitated STEM Play Days for preschoolers at two schools. These events introduced 60 students to engineering concepts though a fun, hands-on activity where they created cities from a variety of materials. We were also excited to partner with local cybersecurity expert and author Zinet Kemal for a presentation and book signing at Bultum Academy in Columbia Heights. Ms. Kemal talked to middle school students about technology career paths, answered their great questions, and signed books! Learn more about FORSE 👉 mnmas.org/forse
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This week marks Computer Science Education Week, highlighting our commitment to equipping students with skills they need for the future. As we build on our curriculum changes from 2022, Ontario is positioning itself as a leader in STEM education, focusing on real-world application and emerging technologies. Priorities: Digital Technologies ✅ - introducing students to A.I. cybersecurity, and other digital innovations. Enhancing Computer Studies ✅ - Focus on coding and hands-on projects to foster practical skills in the real world. Emphasize Core Skills ✅ - Strengthen foundational subjects like reading, writing, math, STEM and coding. Prepare for Future Careers ✅ - Ensuring students are equipped with the tools for an evolving job market.
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Empowering female students in STEM is crucial for a brighter future in tech. While progress has been made, there's still work to be done to ensure equal representation and opportunities. Check out my article in @ eSchool News to learn more about how ePlus’ GRIT program supports bridging the IT skills gap and creating a diverse, inclusive workforce ready to tackle future challenges in IT and cybersecurity. https://lnkd.in/esF6PgrG #girlsreimaginingtomorrow
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Last year, NYU Tandon's The Center for K12 STEM Education received nearly 5,000 student applications Ahead of the 2025 summer courses, the center's Director Benjamin Esner and Assistant Director LuAnn Williams-Moore sat down with The 74 Media to discuss their professional development programming which spans across subjects like noise pollution, digital media, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and computer engineering: “When students say, ‘Why do I need to learn this?’ Well, you need to learn it because you want to build a robot that helps care for elderly people, or you want to discover a protein that can efficiently deliver a chemotherapy drug to the cells that are damaged,” Esner said. “It’s showing a connection between basic science and math skills and the kinds of fabulous and important things you can do that are socially relevant and personally important to a lot of these young people.” “A lot of our programs are about teaching students to think about innovations they want to bring based on the training that we are giving them,” Williams-Moore said. “Okay, now that we’ve trained you, what smart innovation would you bring to your community? What are the problems you see in your community?” #NYUTandonMade https://buff.ly/3CrvYBA
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Happy 100th birthday to WNYC Radio. Thank you for a century of informing, inspiring, and connecting our community. Here's to many more years of excellent programming and meaningful conversations. #wnyc100 #publicradio #CentennialCelebration Rashid Ferrod Davis: 'No Such Thing as Too Hard' https://lnkd.in/emiwmNYm #weareptech #skillsbuild #skillsfirst #skills2030 MDRC P-TECH 9-14 Pathways to Success Implementation, Impact, and Cost Findings from the New York City P-TECH 9-14 Schools Evaluation "By the end of the first year of postsecondary education, 2.6 percent of female and 1.8 percent of male P-TECH 9-14 students had earned degrees, compared with virtually no students from the comparison group, of either gender. These impacts for both genders are statistically significant". "Male students who had the chance to attend P-TECH 9-14 schools were more likely to attain college degrees than male students assigned to other kinds of schools". https://lnkd.in/eQBKPNsA Pathways in Technology Early College High School PTECH Brooklyn HS Alumni Network NYC Department of Education The City University of New York City Tech, CUNY IBM IBM iX New York State Education Department The State University of New York
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"Addressing the shortage of qualified STEM teachers is essential to closing learning gaps in emerging fields like cybersecurity. Schools and districts must get creative, forming partnerships with local businesses, universities, and industries to give students hands-on exposure to high-demand STEM careers. Sharing resources, like teachers across schools or districts, can also help ensure students receive the education they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving job market. Collaboration is key to preparing the next generation of innovators!"
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