Partner and Member-Hosted Events

The 2024 ATE Conference, held in Washington, D.C, will bring together more than 850 NSF ATE grantees and their partners to focus on the critical issues related to advanced technological education. Key people working on ATE projects across the country will participate in the event, covering projects in a wide variety of areas, such as advanced manufacturing technologies, agricultural and environmental technologies, biological and chemical technologies, engineering technologies, information and security technologies, micro and nanotechnologies, and others.

The Maricopa Information Technology Institute (MITI) offers an online, free, self-paced course that prepares students for workforce and employer needs. Skill-building modules include communication, critical thinking, collaboration, empathy, initiative, and resilience. Click on the link and scroll down to Workforce Professional Skills to find out how to enroll.

Mentor-Connect offers three types of no-cost mentoring to community colleges seeking to improve their technical and related STEM education through projects funded by the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education Programs (NSF ATE). Their application period for the 2025 cohort is open now!