Do people possessing degrees in science, medicine, or technology always continue working in their own field of study? Absolutely not! Continue reading Geeky Stars: Hollywood Celebrities Who Studied Science
Cyber Security Awareness Training for all Ages in Delaware
Children and adults in Sussex County are now getting hands-on cyber security awareness training at the Selbyville library thanks to Cyber Streets and the library itself. Continue reading Cyber Security Awareness Training for all Ages in Delaware
Master These Skills to Get Ahead in Your Career
By Casey Imafidon
To get ahead in your career, you have to bring something new to the table. While it may go beyond skill sets, other requirements for being selected for a position could be based on personal involvements, attributes, or extracurricular activities. Continue reading Master These Skills to Get Ahead in Your Career
Higher Education Recruitment Consortium appoints new Executive Director, Ian Reynolds, to lead commitment to equitable academic workplaces
The Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (HERC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Reynolds as Executive Director. HERC is a national, nonprofit coalition consisting of over 700 member institutions, committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the higher education workforce. Continue reading Higher Education Recruitment Consortium appoints new Executive Director, Ian Reynolds, to lead commitment to equitable academic workplaces
What You Need to Know About Landing a New Job
Nearly 75 percent of employers say their company is in a better position than a year ago – which means companies are hiring, according to CareerBuilder’s annual Employment Outlook Survey. Continue reading What You Need to Know About Landing a New Job
Cmd-It Announces 2019 Richard A. Tapia Award Winner Cristina Villalobos
CMD-IT recently announced the recipient of The Richard A. Tapia Achievement Award for Scientific Scholarship, Civic Science and Diversifying Computing is Cristina Villalobos, the Myles and Sylvia Aaronson Professor in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and Founding Director of the Center of Excellence in STEM Education. Continue reading Cmd-It Announces 2019 Richard A. Tapia Award Winner Cristina Villalobos
Why Aren’t More Women in Computer Science?
By Suzanne Weston
Until 1984, growth of women entering professions including physical sciences, law, medicine, and computer science was steady, but then something changed. After the introduction of personal computers, the percentage of women in computer science flattened and then plunged, even though the number of professional women kept rising. Continue reading Why Aren’t More Women in Computer Science?
Can’t travel this summer? Try taking a virtual vacation
Sure, we’d all love to be jet-setting around the world, living out the summer travel fantasies that are only attainable for influencers with all their expenses paid and the 0.000001%. But more likely, you’re stuck behind a desk, aggressively swiping through your friends’ vacation Insta stories. Continue reading Can’t travel this summer? Try taking a virtual vacation
ShareSpace Education donates 50 Giant Moon Map™ packages to 50 schools and museums around the world
The Aldrin Family Foundation (AFF) announced its ShareSpace Education has named 50 global recipients of its new Giant Moon Map™ program. Continue reading ShareSpace Education donates 50 Giant Moon Map™ packages to 50 schools and museums around the world
WonderWorks Orlando Takes Magic Comedy Dinner Show to New Heights
Those visiting Orlando who love magic will not want to miss The Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show at WonderWorks. The indoor amusement park is taking the long-running magic comedy show to a whole new level, by using technology to create more interaction with the audience. Continue reading WonderWorks Orlando Takes Magic Comedy Dinner Show to New Heights
