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CI-WATER
Grade Levels: | 6 - 12 |
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Core Subject(s): | Mathematics, Science, CTE/Information Technology |
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CI-WATER?s Adel Abdallah: Get Involved with Science Activities
CI-WATER research assistant and USU graduate student Adel Abdallah chose a career in STEM after discovering a passion for science through science fairs and activities.
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CI-WATER?s Erfan Goharian: Choosing STEM to Solve Real-World Problems
CI-WATER research assistant and U of U doctoral student Erfan Goharian explains that he chose a career in STEM because he sees water rationing as a problem he might help solve.
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CI-WATER?s Ginger Paige: Get Your Hands Dirty
CI-WATER’s Ginger Paige, an Associate Professor at the University of Wyoming and STEM education expert, says a STEM career starts with playing in the mud.
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CI-WATER?s Herman Dolder: Fun and Games in Science
CI-WATER research assistant Herman Dolder designs educational games and helps create hydrological models. In this video, he explains why he likes his job.
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CI-WATER?s Jeff McCarty: When Everything Clicks Together
CI-WATER research assistant and BYU Master’s student Jeff McCarty answers the question, “Why a career in STEM?†by explaining that he loves that moment when he’s figured out how something works.
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CI-WATER?s Robert Steinke: Persistance is Key
CI-WATER computer programmer Bob Steinke answers the question, “Why a career in STEM?†by explaining the rewards of persistence when working with computers.
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CI-WATER?s Wencong Lai: Interest is the Best Teacher
CI-WATER and University of Wyoming?s postdoc research associate Wencong Lai says ?Interest is the best teacher? in this video on why he chose a career in STEM.
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