Helping science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education initiatives thrive...

TAG’s network of technology organizations and the TAG Education Collaborative’s focus on STEM education initiatives can provide the resources and bandwidth to ensure programs thrive, even in a challenging non-profit environment. The TAG Education Collaborative is the only organization of its kind that can offer access to thousands of potential volunteers, many of whom have relevant domain expertise. In fact, the increasing number of participants and their motivation and inspiration around the TAG Education Collaborative initiative is remarkable.

 

 

Updated: Race to Top Round 2: Announcing the Winners - Education Week

UPDATE: Here's the final, confirmed list of winners. The department has also released the dollar amount each state is slated to receive, and their point score:

The TAG Education Collaborative to raise funds through THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola’s Kroger TICKETS Fore CHARITY ™ program

More Georgia’s students need to be introduced to relevant application based programs in science and math to encourage them to pursue advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines and ultimately strengthen Georgia’s future workforce; and funds raised from THE TOUR Championship’s Kroger TICKETS Fore CHARITY™ program will help the TAG Education Collaborative reach that goal.

Jabian’s Chris Reinking Appointed to TAG Education Collaborative Board

The nonprofit Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) Education Collaborative names Chris Reinking, co-founding partner of Jabian Consulting, to its Board of Directors as part of a strategic effort to bring technology leaders together with tech-related educational initiatives.

Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: Hubble begins photographing deepest space images, towards the Big Bang

Today in History - September 3, 2003 - Hubble begins photographing deepest space images. The Hubble Ultra Deep Field snapshot was the deepest “portrait of the visible universe ever achieved by humankind”.

Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: First Cable Cars in San Francisco

Today in History - September 1, 1873 - the world’s first cable-powered railroad in San Francisco is put into operation. The inventor of the cable car was Andrew S.

Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: Crop Dusting and Pesticides

Today in History - August 31, 1921 - Lt. John A. Macready performed the first crop dusting flight on a surplus World War I Curtiss JN-6H (Jenny), taking off from McCook Field near Dayton, Ohio.

Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: First African-American in Space

Post by guest author - Michael Smith. Today in history- Aug 30, 1983- Guion “Guy” Bluford became the first African America to travel to space , 22 years after the first American traveled to space.