Outreach Awards

We are investigating new and innovative ways to form mutually beneficial relationships with likeminded organizations and technical associations that have similar STEM goals, specifically serving students from underrepresented populations and military dependents. In collaboration with STEM partners and by sharing information, leveraging strong STEM networks, and building on already existing relationships, AEOP intends to promote its portfolio of opportunities to better meet objectives, maximize impact, and provide more enriching STEM opportunities for students.

AEOP’s intent is to promote and increase participation in its current portfolio of STEM education opportunities within the framework of an organization’s existing STEM programming and where applicable, implement or integrate AEOP elements into that organization’s specific programming. We are looking for partners who can seamlessly incorporate the current programs within the AEOP portfolio into their own work. We are not seeking to add new programs into the AEOP portfolio.

How to Apply

We are currently reviewing the strategic outreach award process. Sign up at the bottom of this page to receive updates the next time we are seeking new partners.

Here’s a list of all of the partners:

• Bowling Green State University
• Center for Minorities in Science and Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park
• DC STEM Network, Carnegie Academy for Science Education
• EduCare Foundation
• Girl Scouts of Alaska
• Harmony Public Schools
• High Schools that Work
• Idaho STEM Action Center
• John Hopkins University
• Longwood University
• Montana Tech
• North Carolina Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Center
• Research Foundation for the State University of New York – System Admin.
• Rochester Institute of Technology
• Sanford Research
• Savannah State University
• Science Buddies
• SECME
• Society of Women Engineers
• Springbrook HS
• Techbridge
• Tiger Woods Foundation
• University of Central Florida
• Virginia Commonwealth University
• Washington STEM
• Wayne State University
• Williamson 4H

Past Winners

• Northwest Ohio Center for Excellence in STEM Education at Bowling Green State University
• Society of Women Engineers
• The Tiger Woods Foundation
• Harmony Public Schools
• EduCare
• John Hopkins University: Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI) and the Center for Educational Outreach (CEO)
• Washington STEM
• High Schools that Work – Ohio
• Montana Tech
• University of Central Florida
• North Carolina Science, Mathematics, Technology Education Center
• Techbridge
• Sanford Research
• DC STEM Network
• State University of New York