Lewis-Clark Valley Video Challenge
A University of Idaho video contest will encourage Lewiston students to imagine their futures as scientists, technologists, engineers or mathematicians.
Lewiston is one of three locations currently implementing an innovation that will focus on students, parents and schools to elevate science, technology, engineering and math education as part of a $1.2 million Micron Foundation grant to the University of Idaho.
Led by University of Idaho STEM Access
Upward Bound Director Kirsten LaPaglia and Virtual Technology and Design
Assistant Professor John Anderson, the innovation will challenge students to create a 3-5 minute YouTube video portrait of a professional that uses STEM in his or her workplace. The videos will then be linked on a web-based interactive map.
We want to see videos that highlight professionals demonstrating how they use STEM in their careers and recommendations for how to get there, in terms of educational and financial choices.
Details coming soon.