Engineering for US All democratizes and demystifies engineering for all
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Empowering the Next Generation of Engineers and Driving Positive Change
Engineering for US All (e4usa) is a first-of-its-kind, national initiative designed to introduce engineering design principles to a new generation of students. e4usa invites all schools, teachers, and students to fully participate, regardless of their technical background or preparation.
Students
High School Partners
University Partners
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Explore e4usa
The course, Engineering for US All (e4usa), empowers, engages, and excites students to use what they know and find what they are passionate about to take control and boldly influence the world.
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Experience e4usa
e4usa professional learning (PL) throughout the year experiences to prepare and support teachers with different levels of engineering training instruction as they implement the course.
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Enroll in e4usa
We launched this effort in the 2019-2020 academic year at nine high schools in five states, and to date we have served over 90 high schools and over 7,500 students!
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Apply to Join
e4usa aims to increase access to engineering by providing a curriculum that can be taught by any high school teacher to any high school student who has completed Algebra I. We launched this effort in the 2019-20 academic year at nine high schools in five states, and to date we have served over 90 high schools and over 7,500 students!
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