Clark State recruiting for engineering innovation and phone games

Engineering Innovation students who earn a grade of B or higher will receive three credits from Johns Hopkins University.

The application for Engineering Innovation will open on Dec. 15. The program will be held for four weeks at Clark State’s Leffel Lane campus beginning June 26.

The Phone & Games program, open to students in sixth through eighth grades is offered to qualified students who show an interest in engineering related to mathematics and coding. Applicants must have at least a B in science and math classes, write an essay expressing interesting in the program and be recommended by a math or science teacher.

Phone & Games applications are being accepted now and will be reviewed in February 2017. The Phone & Games program will be held for one week at Clark State beginning June 19.

Roslyn Bullock of Springfield continues to fully sponsor American Math Competitions for Clark County schools, Johns Hopkins STEM programs at Clark State Community College and two interactive community math lectures.

Visit http://www.clarkstate.edu/about-clark-state/youth-outreach-programs/ to learn about applicant eligibility and to access applications for the Johns Hopkins Summer STEM programs. Schools interested in learning more about the Engineering Innovation and Phone & Games programs can contact Clark State STEM Programming Manager Kanesha Hall at 937-328-6079.