*Enthusiasm for Science, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Engineering, and Mathematics
Providing relevant information on ALL Vermont resources that promote ESTEEM among Vermont students, teachers, guidance counselors, their parents and other Vermont citizens.
The Vermont ESTEEM Network (VEN) will always be a work in progress.
It's purpose is to stimulate Enthusiasm for Science, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Engineering, and Math among Vermonters by identifying every STEEM resource available to them in the state, and selected STEEM resources available to them outside the state.
Its mission is to provide a single-stop site whereby a Vermont student (any age), guidance counselor, teacher, professor, employee, potential employee, or employer, can quickly identify the most relevant STEEM resources to his/her particular query at the time. At some point in time, it is hoped that it will be developed into a more visually appealing website, but for the time being, building it to have thoroughness, functionality, and utility are the driving forces.
Its
objective is to encourage Vermont residents, or those desiring to be so, to consider all the STEEM resources available to them within the state before searching elsewhere. Vermont has a unique cachet that makes it desirable as a place to live, learn, work and play. It also has a heritage of developing the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit from the early pioneers who had to make do with what limited resources they had on hand, to the
precision tool manufacturing industry that triggered the industrial revolution, to the current-day
entrepreneurial start ups that are growing rapidly.
Once you find a resource that interests you, click on the resource name and you will be taken to that site for further details.
Search for resources in these major categories:
Academic Programs (post secondary)
If you know of a resource not shown, please email pinkhamc@norwich.edu with the subject line, "New Resource."
If you find incorrect information in a resource, please email pinkhamc@norwich.edu with the subject line, "Correction."
If you have suggestions for improvement, please email pinkhamc@norwich.edu with the subject line, "Suggestions."
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