I had the privilege to attend last year’s School of Distinction award ceremony and was inspired by what I saw. Intel sponsors the program to honor U.S. schools for implementing innovative math and science programs and serving as models for other schools.  The 18 finalist schools for 2012 were just announced and they are just [...] Read more >

Every year, Intel honors U.S. schools that implement innovative, replicable programs that inspire their students and lead to a positive educational outcomes in the areas of math and science. If you know a school who demonstrates excellence in these areas please encourage them to enter the 2012 Intel Schools of Distinction Awards. Six winners will [...] Read more >

The Oxford World Dictionary defines curiosity as “a strong desire to know or learn something”, and this quality is important to growing both education and CSR. I’m inviting you to take some time out of your busy work life and learn something new. Test your skills with the new “Master of Curiosity” game launched on [...] Read more >

If you’re interested in hearing different perspectives on life’s biggest questions, you may want to tune into The Discovery Channel’s new series called “Curiosity.” “Curiosity asks and answers the most fundamental questions facing the world today. Each episode of Curiosity will focus on a single enduring question in science, technology, and society.” – The Discovery [...] Read more >

Everything, when it’s about 18 U.S. Schools being named Intel Schools of Distinction Award (SODA) Finalists. The winning schools, to be honored in September at an awards reception in Washington, D.C., serve as outstanding examples of leaders in preparing tomorrow’s innovators. Six of these schools will be named Intel Schools of Distinction and one a [...] Read more >

As part of Intel’s ongoing commitment to improving education through the effective use of technology, Intel’s Education Market Platforms Group (EMPG) launched the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) in September 2009. This program is a short-term service and career development opportunity, for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to [...] Read more >

As part of Intel’s ongoing commitment to improving education through the effective use of technology, Intel’s Education Market Platforms Group (EMPG) launched the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) in September 2009. This program is a short-term service and career development opportunity, for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to [...] Read more >

As part of Intel’s ongoing commitment to improving education through the effective use of technology, Intel’s Education Market Platforms Group (EMPG) launched the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) in September 2009. This program is a short-term service and career development opportunity, for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to [...] Read more >

As part of Intel’s ongoing commitment to improving education through the effective use of technology, Intel’s Education Market Platforms Group (EMPG) launched the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) in September 2009. This program is a short-term service and career development opportunity, for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to [...] Read more >

As part of Intel’s ongoing commitment to improving education through the effective use of technology, Intel’s Education Market Platforms Group (EMPG) launched the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) in September 2009. This program is a short-term service and career development opportunity, for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to [...] Read more >