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Snohomish STEM Network is Growing!
The Snohomish STEM Network is looking for an energetic and motivated full-time, contractual Manager to coordinate and execute activities, projects and programs for the Snohomish STEM Network and its stakeholders. The manager will also be responsible for fostering relationships with partners to best serve the Snohomish County learning community.

Interested candidates can learn more at https://www.economicalliancesc.org/careers/

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Mission
To increase STEM awareness, career fluency, skills and impact for all students. The Network engages community, education, government, trades and industry to foster a STEM-skills learning pipeline for the 21 st  Century workforce that produces local talent and drives opportunity and prosperity for all in our county .
Get Involved
Find out how you and members of your organization can support career connected learning and career pathways for students in our county. 

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UW Bothell Alumni Live and Work in Washington
UW Bothell is an instrumental asset in our local economy. Across all three campuses, the University of Washington generated a total impact on the state’s economy of more than $15.7 billion in FY 18 . During this time, the UW system supported or sustained 100,520 jobs throughout the state .

  • $341.8 million in economic impact annually
  • 2,322 jobs created and sustained
  • $19.5 million in state and local tax revenues
  • $16.7 million in visitor spending
  • $546,252 donated by staff, faculty and students annually

88.5% of UW Bothell alumni live and work in Washington. According to a Herald article, Snohomish County makes up 27% of the freshman class at UW’s Bothell campus. Three of the top four high schools feeding incoming freshmen into the University of Washington Bothell this fall are from Snohomish County. The most popular majors are within the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields, at 28%.
WSOS Has Two Upcoming Scholarship Opportunities
Applications are due by February 6, 2020
Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) now has TWO scholarship programs for Washington state students: Our Baccalaureate Scholarship and a Career and Technical Scholarship (CTS). This year, their application cycle will be shorter than usual, opening January 6 and closing February 6 . They are shortening the application window so that they can notify recipients of their selection sooner. Their goal is to have the Opportunity Scholarship be an important factor in the college decision-making process for more students. 

STEM Signing Day Application is OPEN!
Applications are due by March 6, 2020
Applications are LIVE for the annual Washington State STEM Signing Day presented by The Boeing Company and Washington STEM . Applications are due by March 6, 2020.
 
Just like signing days for athletes, the annual Washington State STEM Signing Day on May 6, 2020 will celebrate high school seniors from across the state as they make their commitments to continuing education programs focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, and/or Math. Students will sign letters of intent for their chosen STEM fields. 
 
Who should apply?
All Washington high school seniors who are planning to continue their education in STEM after high school - which includes two- or four- year colleges, a technical degree or certificate, or an apprenticeship program - are eligible. Student selection is limited to one student per legislative district, so there are only 49 spots!
 
If you have questions, please reach out to Jayme Shoun, Program and Policy Coordinator, at  jayme@washingtonstem.org.
Aligning Classroom Instruction with Industry Standards: Core Plus Instructor Training at Boeing
Each year, The Boeing Company partners with OSPI to host instructors from Core Plus Aerospace partner schools across the state for multi-day professional development workshops at its Everett or Renton facilities. The sessions serve to reinforce industry standards and basic skills required of entry-level manufacturing employees, provide project ideas that Core Plus Aerospace instructors can take back to the classroom, and offer a forum for instructors to share with and learn from one another. Boeing also benefits by hearing first-hand what’s happening in Core Plus classrooms and what resources and skills instructors are seeking.

Want to learn more?  Reach out to Boeing’s workforce development team or OSPI’s CTE team to learn more about professional development opportunities as well as grant money that’s available to help cover related costs.