Exciting Summer Opportunities for Teachers and Students STEM Enhancement Project in Lunar Exploration F1 In Schools Competition Winners Communities respond to need for bioscience workers PLTW Teacher Tad Douce and PLTW Ohio's State Leader Kathy Sommers receive education awards Project Lead the Way Ohio Team Visits Redstone Arsenal STI Registration Now Open Important Policy Change: Digital Electronics is a Required Course. Article accepted by and published in juried scientific publication co-authored by two former PLTW students

Exciting Summer Opportunities for Teachers and Students

Opportunities for PLTW Students

Summer Academy in Computational Science and Engineering
The Ohio State University, the Ohio Super Computer Center and the University of Akron have developed a thirteen-day, non-residential summer academy for students and teachers.The focus of this academy will be computational science and engineering, including how to build, use and test computer models in a variety of interesting ways– from studying the descent of a skydiver jumping from a plane to calculating the strength of a steel beam holding up a structure!

Dates: June 16 – July 2, 2008
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Enrollment Limited
Cost: No fee

More information at www.rrscs.org/summer_academy

Display your work at COSI!PLTW Ohio Student Innovators!
COSI in Columbus is developing a permanent display for Project Lead the Way student work in their new Technology and Innovation Center. All student projects submitted will be considered for display. Plans are now being finalized and guidelines developed. Keep checking the website to see the display guidelines at www.pltwohio.org and think now about what you may want to display.

Opportunities for PLTW Teachers

Materials Joining Technology Summer Training

Fuel Cell Technology Summer Training

Summer Academy in Computational Science and Engineering
The Ohio State University, the Ohio Super Computer Center and The University of Akron have developed a thirteen-day, non-residential summer academy for students and teachers.The focus of this academy will be computational science and engineering including how to build, use and test computer models in a variety of interesting ways – from studying the descent of a skydiver jumping from a plane to calculating the strength of a steel beam holding up a structure!

Dates: June 16 – July 2, 2008
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Enrollment Limited
Cost: No fee

More information at www.rrscs.org/summer_academy