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Mingling with Nobel Laureates in Germany
This article is part of our Summer Sojourns 2012 series highlighting summer adventures of FIU students. The Lindau Nobel Laureates […]
Posts tagged with: "STEM"
FIU in D.C.: Protecting Stafford loans, STEM initiatives, D.C. interns
Historic decisions by the Supreme Court may have been the backdrop, but FIU was present in full force in Washington, […]
FIU is there as legislation introduced to diversify STEM education
FIU took part in the unveiling of the Broadening Participation in STEM Education Act this week on Capitol Hill. College […]
Physics student to meet Nobel Prize winners in Germany
FIU physics Ph.D. student Idaykis Rodriguez ’08 is packing her bags and passport and headed to Lindau, Germany, this summer now that […]
FIU joins STEM education national dialogue at 100Kin10 Partner Summit
As a partner in the 100Kin10 movement, FIU is participating in today’s 100Kin10 Partner Summit in Washington, D.C. The initiative […]
FIU aims to recruit state’s top students
WHAT: Florida International University professors, students and administrators are headed to Orlando this week to honor and recruit some of […]
Early spatial thinking skills predictor of STEM achievement
Recent graduates may be surprised to learn that the vocabulary their parents used with them as children may have had […]
Environmental Immersion Day
Students from Miami Springs High School visit FIU’s organic garden and shade house as part of the Fairchild Tropical Botanic […]
Betty G. Reader estate pledges $600,000 to establish scholarship fund at FIU
FIU has received a $600,000 estate commitment to establish the Betty G. Reader Scholarship Fund for students who have demonstrated […]
FIU’s ARC welcomes Visiting DOE Scholar Ines Triay
The Applied Research Center recently welcomed to its ranks Ines Triay, a former assistant secretary for Environmental Management (EM) at […]
President’s budget update
The following message was sent from President Mark B. Rosenberg to the university community on April 14, 2011: Dear members […]
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