STEM Archives – QNS

Pictured, from left to right: Sascha Owen, Senior Vice Chancellor for Strategy & Policy Implementation at CUNY; Niki Jones, Director of STEM Initiatives at LaGuardia; Dr. Abderrazak Belkharraz, Chair of the Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science Department at LaGuardia; Dr. Eric Hofmann, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs at LaGuardia; Dr. Billie Gastic Rosado, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at LaGuardia; LaGuardia President Kenneth Adams; QC President Frank H. Wu; Dr. Patricia Price, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at QC; Dr. Nathalia Holtzman, Associate Provost for Innovation and Student Success at QC; Seth, a LaGuardia graduate, Q-STEM student, and Computer Science major at QC; and three LaGuardia STEM majors. Photo courtesy of LaGuardia Community College.

LIC Post

LaGuardia and Queens College partner to boost STEM path for Hispanic and low-income students

PS/IS 78 Q students at Morgan Stanley's 7th Avenue office for last week's end-of-semester celebrations. Photo: New York Edge

LIC Post

Morgan Stanley hosts Long Island City middle school students for hands-on STEM education

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News

Op-ed: Top five reasons to join the Girl Scouts in Queens

By Mary Ann Hellenbrecht, Girl Scout troop leader in Queens for 40 years

STEM

Corona

New York Hall of Science in Corona secures nearly $4 million in grants for STEM diversity initiatives

By Iryna Shkurhan

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Bayside

Free science circus for kids coming to Crocheron Park during back-to-school weekend

By Iryna Shkurhan

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Port Authority and York College collaboration paves the way for career opportunities in aviation

By Alicia L. Hyndman and Dr. Claudia Schrader

Astoria Post

Astoria students learn about drones and green energy jobs at STEM event

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Bayside

Local students win Congressional App Challenge with innovative bathroom finder app

By Iryna Shkurhan

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Whitestone

Whitestone mom leads lawsuit alleging anti-Asian discrimination in state science program

By Iryna Shkurhan

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AM Rozic announces $30K in funding for new STEM lab at Fresh Meadows school

By Rachel Butler

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LIC Post

LIC high school robotics team seeks community support for championship journey

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Ozone Park

Full academic scholarship provided to Queens high school student with support from local nonprofit

By Ethan Marshall

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Floral Park high school students win national NASA contest

By Ethan Marshall

Vaughn College Robotics Team won the Excellence Award

Kids & Education

Vaughn College Robotics Team wins Excellence Award at world championship

By Julia Moro

Young Women's Leadership School

Astoria

The Young Women’s Leadership School of Astoria parent organization celebrates 25 years

By Julia Moro

Astoria

A $1.25 million grant brings STEM programming to Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens

By Julia Moro

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Astoria

Variety Boys and Girls Club in Astoria gives teens head start in green careers

By Bill Parry

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QNS Weekender: 15 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

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QNS Weekender: 11 things to do in Queens

By Jenna Bagcal

Photos: Down on the farm, Queens-style

Queens County Farm partners with Commonpoint Queens for special summer camp program

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Kids & Education

15 fun and easy science experiments kids can do at home

By QNS News Team

Stem night: Exploring the tech workforce

Corona

New York Hall of Science receives $500,000 grant to advance STEM education

By Angélica Acevedo

Students at South Jamaica’s August Martin High take part in summer jobs that double as STEM experience

By Carlotta Mohamed

Jamaica

Jamaica student finalists from Queens High School for the Sciences to compete in STEM Tech Competition in July

By Carlotta Mohamed

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