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Enjoy any of our previous STEM Career Connections Lunch Bunch Videos.
For a preview, check out this video featuring our friends over at Stanley Black & Decker.
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Read about pursuing STEM Careers in Connecticut and beyond by checking out these articles from Down to a Science, the official blog of the Connecticut Science Center.
Explore
Check out some exciting opportunities to explore STEM careers both at home and the Connecticut Science Center.
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The Connecticut Science Center does not do this work alone. There are incredible non-profits, educational institutions, and companies that provide resources for the STEM-inspired child and family. Below are links to some of these organizations and their offerings.
- MakerspaceCT
- Connecticut State Colleges and Universities
- Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology
- ReadyCT
- Girls for Technology
- Black Girls Code
- Connecticut STEM Foundation
- Department of Defense STEM Opportunities
- Army Educational Outreach Program (AEOP)
- Girls Go Cyberstart
- Skills 21 at EdAdvance
- Office for STEM Innovation & Leadership at SCSU
- Connecticut Department of Labor
Sponsors
FOUNDING SUPPORTER:
Mandell-Braunstein Family
WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM
James Arthur Fairweather and Dayan Moore, Jane I. Milas, William C. Malugen and Nancy Martin, Len and Robyn Wolman, The Harvey Hubbell Foundation, Zachs Family Foundation, Inc., Lizabeth H. and Richard Zlatkus
Mandell-Braunstein Family
WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM
James Arthur Fairweather and Dayan Moore, Jane I. Milas, William C. Malugen and Nancy Martin, Len and Robyn Wolman, The Harvey Hubbell Foundation, Zachs Family Foundation, Inc., Lizabeth H. and Richard Zlatkus