For Immediate Release:August 22, 2024 Contact: Norman FortenberryCEO, Great Minds in STEMGreat Minds in Stem (GMiS) Great Minds in STEM Announces STEM Hero and Luminary Award Winners for 2024 Washington, DC, August 22, 2024 – Great Minds in STEM is proud to announce the outstanding STEM… Read More »Great Minds in STEM Announces STEM Hero and Luminary Award Winners for 2024
For Immediate Release:August 22, 2024 Contact: Norman FortenberryCEO, Great Minds in STEMGreat Minds in Stem (GMiS) Great Minds in STEM Announces HENAAC Award Winners for 2024 Washington, DC, August 22, 2024 – Great Minds in STEM is proud to unveil our 2024 HENAAC Award Winners! Established… Read More »Great Minds in STEM Announces HENAAC Award Winners for 2024
In a powerful endorsement of Idalis Villanueva Alarcón’s essay, “How to Build Engineers for Life,” Great Minds in STEM (GMiS) supports a transformative shift in engineering education. Highlighting the need for “stackable” certificates and early experiential learning, GMiS applauds Villanueva’s approach to making engineering more accessible and inclusive. As leaders in fostering a diverse STEMM workforce, GMiS is committed to advancing these educational innovations to nurture a new generation of adaptable and skilled engineers.
Great Minds in STEM (GMiS) recently updated our Vision and Mission statements to better reflect attention to the broader underserved communities it seeks to serve. Prompted by new CEO, Dr. Norman Fortenberry, the Board of Directors led by its Chairman Dr. Juan Rivera, approved the… Read More »Great Minds in STEM Expands and Updates Vision and Mission Statements
Support STEM in underserved communities by choosing Great Minds in STEM as your charitable organization of choice on AmazonSmile! Amazon shoppers can now support our mission of keeping America technologically strong by promoting STEM education and careers, especially in underserved communities! Simply shop on smile.amazon.com… Read More »Support Great Minds in STEM with AmazonSmile
Gustavo Stolovitzky, winner of the GMiS 2013 HENAAC “Pioneer Award,” is appointed Chief Science Officer for Sema4, an innovative patient-centered health intelligence company dedicated to advancing healthcare through data-driven insights. Sema4, an AI-driven genomic and clinical data intelligence platform company, today announced the appointment of Gustavo… Read More »Former HENAAC Award winner Gustavo Stolovitzky appointed Chief Science Officer of Sema4
We’re participating in the myWalgreens donation program! You can donate your myWalgreens cash rewards to Great Minds in STEM thru 11/30/21. We’re participating in the myWalgreens donation program! You can donate your myWalgreens cash rewards to Great Minds in STEM thru 11/30/21. At Walgreens, you’ll… Read More »Donate your myWalgreens cash rewards to Great Minds in STEM!
Former GMiS Board Member and current Chancellor of the New Mexico State University System has been named to the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). From the New Mexico State University System: New Mexico State University System Chancellor Dan Arvizu has been… Read More »NMSU Chancellor and former GMiS board Member Dan Arvizu named to White House advisory council
Great Minds in STEM joins the University of Texas at El Paso family in mourning over the recent passing of Dr. Diana Natalicio, a giant in academia and an icon in the Texas Borderland region. She was 82. As the first female president of UTEP, Dr.… Read More »The Passing of a Giant: Dr. Diana Natalicio of UTEP, 1939-2021.