Each year CEE hosts webinars, alumni events, and an Annual Congressional Luncheon in addition to its programs for STEM students and teachers.
Lift Off to Better Science EducationPosted by Staff on May 12, 2009
By Courtney Ann Jackson- Talk Radio News
A boost in math and science education is important for today’s youth according to the Center for Excellence in Education. The Center’s Research Science Institute is the only cost-free for selected students to attend. The Center’s annual Capitol Hill luncheon Tuesday featured an example of the ultimate rise within the sciences field.…
McLean, Virginia – March 13, 2009 – The Center for Excellence in Education (CEE) announces that 2008 Research Science Institute (RSI) Alumnus, Eric Kerner Larson of South Eugene High School in Eugene, OR was awarded the $100,000 first place scholarship in the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search. Eric was selected for…
McLean, Virginia – January 29, 2009 The Center for Excellence in Education (CEE) announced that 10 students of its Research Science Institute (RSI) class of 2008 are among the 40 finalists in the highly esteemed Intel Science Talent Search. The RSI alumni represent this nation’s highest achieving scholars in…
Academically achieving high school students and teachers from DC Public Schools joined friends of CEE to enjoy an exciting private screening of Fly Me to the Moon, the first ever animated 3D movie. The event was to encourage students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Mr. Jeffrey Marino, Manager of the Systems Resource Center for Booz Allen Hamilton, captivated the audience with his dynamic description of the science and…