Local “Salonprenuer”, Cyber Streets, and Inner City Cultural League (ICCL) team up to #RecodeTheCommunity and #MakeI.T.Happen in Dover with state’s first Robotic Community Garden! Continue reading Dover’s First Robotic Community Garden
Are you up to the challenge of writing a novel in 30 days? November is National Novel Writing Month
Each November, there is a writing challenge that takes place around the world. The National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) challenges writers to pen a 50,000-word novel within 30 days. During 2017, over 400,000 people participated in the annual event. Continue reading Are you up to the challenge of writing a novel in 30 days? November is National Novel Writing Month
National STEM/STEAM Day November 8
Full STEAM ahead! November 8 is a day meant to inspire kids to explore and pursue their interests in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Continue reading National STEM/STEAM Day November 8
Meet Virginia’s First African-American Nanoscientist
By Tiffany Woodall
This past May, Ginai Seabron became the first African-American woman to earn a B.S. in nanoscience from the College of Science at Virginia Tech. Continue reading Meet Virginia’s First African-American Nanoscientist
How to Answer “So, Tell Me About Yourself”
So, the first question you’re probably going to get in an interview is, “Tell me about yourself.” This is not an invitation to recite your entire life story or even to go bullet by bullet through your resume. Continue reading How to Answer “So, Tell Me About Yourself”
The self-described “serial entrepreneur” owns four profitable, distinct businesses with plans to launch a fifth in the near future.
Successful entrepreneurs usually have their hands full running one business, but Kalika Yap isn’t like other business owners. The self-described “serial entrepreneur” owns four profitable, distinct businesses with plans to launch a fifth in the near future. Continue reading The self-described “serial entrepreneur” owns four profitable, distinct businesses with plans to launch a fifth in the near future.
Conduct a free “unusual scholarship” search
For a complete list of weird scholarships, conduct a free scholarship search at www.tuitionfundingsources.com. Tuition Funding Sources (TFS) is the largest online resource for higher education funding, helping graduates and undegraduate students address the rising costs of school by providing free access to scholarship information. Continue reading Conduct a free “unusual scholarship” search
Backed By Arielle Zuckerberg, Juni Learning’s 20-Something Female Founders Are Teaching Kids To Code
Ruby Lee, 26, and Vivian Shen, 25, believe that their one-year-old startup, Juni Learning, can succeed in the crowded field of online coding instruction for kids. Last week Juni announced a roster of angel investors who contributed to a $790,000 funding round. They include Mark Zuckerberg’s youngest sister, Arielle, a partner at venture firm Kleiner Perkins, where Lee used to work. Continue reading Backed By Arielle Zuckerberg, Juni Learning’s 20-Something Female Founders Are Teaching Kids To Code
Which Coding Language Should You Learn?
It’s a great time to learn how to code. Whether you’re looking to reinvent your career and become a developer, leverage a new skill in your current job, or just better understand what the developers on your team are up to, there has never been a better time to get into programming. Continue reading Which Coding Language Should You Learn?
STEM Workforce Facts You Must Know
Employment in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) occupations has grown 79 percent since 1990, from 9.7 million to 17.3 million, outpacing overall U.S. job growth. Continue reading STEM Workforce Facts You Must Know
