STEM Programs

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• After-School Program for At-Risk Children
  The special education program operates an after-school program for at-risk children as a practicum site for master students at Eagle Point Elementary School. 
  
• CMOST Nano Camp
  In partnership with the Children's Museum of Science and Technology (CMOST), CNSE presents a nanotechnology summer camp geared toward 11-14 year olds.
• Center for Achievement, Retention and Student Success (CARSS)
  Strengthens the U.S. workforce by addressing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics workforce shortfalls
• Center for Urban Youth & Technology (CUYT)
  CUYT is dedicated to implementing technology-based programs designed to work with urban youth.
  
• College of Nanoscale Science & Engineering’s K-12 Teacher Training & Curriculum Development Program
  CNSE’s K-12 Teacher Training & Curriculum Development Programs are designed for K-12 educators and administrators to increase awareness about nanotechnology.
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's K-12 Educational Outreach
  CNSE is firmly committed to raising awareness of the benefits of nanotechnology through a wide array of innovative programs, events and activities.
• Engineering Explorations Program
  CNSE is an active participant in the Albany High School Engineering Explorations program, serving as a host for student laboratory rotations in the form of internships.
• Institute of Nanoscale Technology and Youth (INTY)
  A partnership between CNSE and the Center for Urban Youth and Technology, the program is aimed at engaging young people in the pioneering field of nanotechnology.
• NanoCareer Day
  CNSE’s NanoCareer Day is a daylong event at CNSE for students from throughout the region meant to address the national need to stimulate an interest in math and science.
• NanoHigh
  NanoHigh was designed by CNSE and the City School District of Albany to increase students' knowledge of nanotechnology and the career opportunities it offers.
• Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP)
  STEP prepares historically underrepresented and/or economically disadvantaged K-12 students to acquire the aptitude and skills necessary to pursue post-secondary degrees.
• Science Research in the High School Program
  This program increases teenagers' interest in science research and prepares them for careers in science.
• Smart Scholars Early College High School Program
  The Smart Scholars Early College High School Program was developed to increase high school graduation rates and college completion rates for disadvantaged students.
• WAMC Science Forum Radio Show
  This program gives 5th and 6th graders the opportunity to ask a panel of scientists questions to encourage scientific literacy.