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Business people, school principals swap jobs for day

On Tuesday morning, bank president Keith Cook learned about the business of education. By SUSAN OLP Of The Gazette Staff In the afternoon, Cindy Holtz, principal at Broadwater Elementary got an education in banking. Both…

Billings educators, business leaders trade places today

There’s the old saying about walking a mile in someone else’s shoes. Today, about 30 educators will bring members of the business community into their world, and then trade places for the other half of…

U. of I. shows off faculty’s tech work to venture firms – More universities try to lure capital

Technology show-and-tell sessions have joined teaching and research as staples of academic life. By Jon Van Chicago Tribune staff reporter As universities have gotten into the business of starting new companies, more campuses are initiating…

Sector, regional economy stand to gain key ally as Harvard makes gesture to loosen its strained ties with industry

Mark Ptashne and Tom Maniatis began more than two decades ago to research the mysteries of life’s genetic code, splicing strands of DNA, isolating genes, and growing proteins in bacterial and mammalian cells. By Naomi…

STC Identifies Leading Universities in Economic Development Efforts

Georgia Tech topped the nation in its efforts to help state and local agencies with economic development, according to a study released by the Southern Growth Policies Board’s Southern Technology Council (STC). Conducted by Louis…

Service learning, touted for getting students in touch with real world

Montana State University English student Lance Novak was pretty nervous about talking about short stories with 90-year-old ladies at a Bozeman retirement home, but it helped him understand literary criticism better. By GAIL SCHONTZLER Chronicle…

Kamen: We Need More Geeks Now!

The Pied Piper of technology gave a party for young geeks this weekend, but not enough kids could come out to play. By Michelle Delio Wired.com Teams from 38 high schools engaged in a heated…

Lilith: Geek Music to Girls’ Ears

It’s a familiar story: A middle school girl stops going to the computer lab after school because boys hog the machines. That was Susannah Camic’s experience. It bothered her enough that she wrote a 10th-grade…

Tech Sector Partnership Effort to Help Close Industry’s Skills Gap

Responding to the demands of business leaders to close the nation’s workforce skills gap, the National Skill Standards Board (NSSB) has created the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Voluntary Partnership to represent the telecommunications, computer…

Technical education partnership benefits Kentucky students

Gov. Paul Patton announced today a technical education partnership that creates a more seamless path to postsecondary education and training for Kentucky high school students, allowing them to get a head start on their college…