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ABOUT STEMworks ™ Internship STEMworks™ provides work-based learning opportunities that help build critical and creative thinking. STEMworks™ students are matched with a host company or organization based on the company’s project needs and the interest and skills of the student.  WORK-BASED LEARNING - STEM INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS - COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT - CAREER EXPLORATORY - EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS - COLLEGE READINESS - STUDENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS

The STEMworks ™ Summer Internship Showcase is just a week away! Annette Lynch, a TEDxYouth Coach and MEDB’s High Tech Maui project assistant, helped our STEMworks™ interns with their presentation skills. She pointed out that the three areas to work on when preparing for a presentation are: your confidence, message, and how your deliver your message. Read more here!

See what our STEMworks™ Interns are up to:

Rolling With The Takes! STEMworks™ Intern Christine Alonzo shares her digital media skills as she stirs up promotional videos for Da Kitchen's social media pages. Watch the video on our Youtube Channel !

Obtaining Skills For The Future! At A&B Properties, STEMworks™ Interns Chris Furomoto and Aidan Griffin are utilizing CAD, ArcGIS, and Civil3D for their various projects with the company. Watch the video on our Youtube Channel !

Constructing Their Passion! STEMworks™ Interns Cameron Loewen and Seth Richards share their experience at Goodfellow Bros., Inc. where they utilize software such as AutoCAD and Civil 3D to contribute to the company's pre-construction projects. Watch the video on our Youtube Channel !

We are a week away from our STEMworks™ Summer Internship Showcase! Our Interns are working long and hard on their projects. Show your support and join us LIVE on our STEMworks™ Hawaii Facebook page! We will go live on Friday, July 27 from 10am to 3pm! See you online! #STEMworksLIVE Or join us at the Maui Research Technology Center, Ke Alahele building in Kihei!

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Maui Economic Development Board (MEDB) is proud to offer the Daniel K. Inouye Innovation Award. This annual award will be presented to a Maui County project team that demonstrates the most innovative use of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) tools and capabilities to serve and improve our community. In 2013, MEDB, with the endorsement of Irene Hirano Inouye, established the Daniel K. Inouye Innovation Award to honor the late Senator’s vision for Maui as an innovation center for the latest scientific and technological advances. For a list of past Daniel K. Inouye Award winners,   click here ! For more information on guidelines and how to apply,   click here !

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Published by STEMworks™ 2018 Interns Yasha Ronquillo | Videographer & Graphic Designer Glesa Mae Tolentino | Online Journalist Giel Marie Tolentino | Graphic Designer & Social Media Analyst

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