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The ASU System, based in Little Rock, serves 37,465 students annually on campuses in Arkansas and Queretaro, Mexico, and globally online with a total operating budget of $348 million. The ASU System includes: • Arkansas State University, a four-year Carnegie R2 Doctoral research institution in Jonesboro with degree centers in Beebe, Mountain Home, Blytheville, Forrest City, and West Memphis, as well as its Mexico site, Arkansas State University Campus Queretaro. • Five two-year institutions: ASU-Beebe, with additional campuses in Heber Springs and Searcy and an instructional site at Little Rock Air Force Base; ASU-Newport, with additional campuses in Jonesboro and Marked Tree; ASU-Mountain Home; ASU Mid-South in West Memphis; and ASU Three Rivers in Malvern. • Henderson State University, a comprehensive four-year institution in Arkadelphia.
In a world where technology touches every aspect of our lives, it is crucial that our children become active creators of technology, not just passive users. What separates those who simply have an idea from those who make their ideas a reality is the ability to program. Our mission is to provide every child with solid foundations in STEM, (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) programming and critical thinking skills to prepare them to become better architects of their future world. Tynker's creative computing platform helps children develop computational thinking and programming skills in a fun, intuitive and imaginative way. The innovative visual programming language, interactive self-paced courses, and game-based programming activities provide an easy introduction to programming, and empower children to innovate and create. Tynker is available on the Web, on iPad and Android-based tablets so that kids can make fun and useful applications for the same mediums they consume from.
Clayton Bradley Academy is an independent PreK-12 STEM school in Blount County, Tennessee that offers students a nurturing place to excel through creative project-based learning and real-world applications within the context of a rigorous curriculum.
The Student Association functions as the central student government representing the interests of all George Brown College students. The Student Association focuses on representation, advocacy, delivery of services and the operation of businesses to support its overall mandate. The Student Association`s basic objectives shall be: a) To build a united student movement among the students of George Brown College regardless of gender, religion, ethnicity, language, ability, sexual orientation, age or socio-economic status. b) To provide a democratic forum to voice students` concerns and issues. c) To provide the opportunity for students to unite in various student groups to address concerns specific to particular constituencies of the Student Association. d) To facilitate cooperation among all students and student groups to work towards common goals on a cooperative basis. e) To voice the students` perspective on issues at the College, municipally, provincially, and federally and to represent the students` interests at all levels. f) To promote awareness of pertinent College activities and policies. g) To strive towards a high-quality education by providing optimal support services accessible to all students
TEMPEST DEVELOPMENT GROUP is a Surrey, BC-based company in the Education sector.