Shodor Receives Honor in 2021 HPCwire Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards
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Shodor Staff Receives Business Leader's Women's Extraordinaire Award
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Shodor Executive Director Receives the Michael C. Jackson Distinguished Service Award
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Shodor Named a "Best of the Web" Resource by Shmoop
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Shodor Intern Team Takes 1st Place at the Conrad Spirit of Innovation Competition
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Shodor is a Four-Time Winner of the Alfred P. Sloan Award
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Shodor Honored at Business Excellence Awards
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Shodor Honors Volunteers with Volunteer Service Award
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Shodor Staff Awarded Best Paper at TeraGrid '10
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Shodor Student Receives Student Leadership Award from North Carolina SMT Education Center
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Shodor Intern Wins NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing
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Shodor Recognized for Exemplary Workplace Practices
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Shodor Intern Wins Southern Growth YouTube Video Contest
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Shodor Receives Statewide Partnership Award from NCSMT
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Shodor Receives $2.8 Million Grant The Shodor Education Foundation and North Carolina Central University announced a $2.8 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to open a new Pathway to the National Science Digital Library, NSF's online library of resources for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. |
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Mentor Center Receives Rambus Grant Shodor's Mentor Center has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the Rambus Foundation at Community Foundation Silicon Valley. This grant will expand the opportunities available for high school students to gain expertise in the fields of math, science, technology, and engineering through mentor-guided internships at Shodor. |
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Shodor's Website Among Top 101 for Secondary Educators Shodor's website was selected for inclusion in the book 101 Best Web Sites for Secondary Teachers, written by James Lerman and published by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). |
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Shodor Helps Redesign Grant Program Four Shodor staff members participated in a nationwide videoconference for NSF's redesign of its Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) program. Bob Panoff served as the regional facilitator for the videoconference held at MCNC in Research Triangle Park, March 29, 2005. |
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Shodor Receives $900,000 for Apprenticeship Program Shodor announced an award of $900,000 from The National Science Foundation (NSF) for a new apprenticeship program. One of NSF's ITEST (Information Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers) grants, this funding provided students with the opportunity to grow from excitement, to experience, to expertise through Shodor's student programs. |
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Shodor Receives 3-year Grant for DEAF STEM Shodor received a 3-year grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for its DEAF STEM (Deaf Educational Access for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) research project. The grant will support the development of sign language translations for online lessons, as well as resources to help educational interpreters improve their sign language skills. |
Shodor Receives DIVERT Award Shodor was selected by the city of Durham for the DIVERT (Durham's Innovative Ventures Encouraging the Reduction of Trash) Award to be presented at Durham's Earth Day Festival. |
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Shodor Intern Wins Herald-Sun Front Page Award Shodor intern Monte Evans won the Herald-Sun Newspaper's coveted Front Page Award in technology. |
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Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Digital Dozen Award Shodor's MASTER tools are awarded an Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Digital Dozen Award. |
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Links2Go Mathematical Activities Award Shodor was chosen as a Key Resource by Links 2 Go in the topic of Mathematical Activities. Based on the analysis of millions of web pages, our page was one of the most relevant and popular sites on this topic. |
Awesome Library Recognition shodor.org was selected for inclusion in the Awesome Library, a collection of the top five percent of sites in the field of K-12 education. ( Top 5% in K-12 Education Edhelper Award) |
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edHelper Honor Roll Site Shodor's Interactivate was chosen as an excellent resource for lesson plans, webquests and free worksheets by edhelper.com. |
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Forbes Best of the Web shodor.org was named " Best of the Web." In particular Forbes noted Shodor's Master Tools. |
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$450,000 Grant from the National Science Foundation The National Science Foundation awarded $450,000 to Shodor to develop technical sign language, teaching materials and activities that make computational science accessible to hearing-impaired students. |
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Britannica Internet Guide Award Britannica editors rated shodor.org as one of the most valuable and reliable sites on the Internet on the basis of quality, accuracy of content, presentation and usability. |
Special Recognition Award Shodor was honored by the Durham Mayor's Committee for Persons with Disabilities. This award is given to an individual or group for extraordinary contributions and advancing opportunities for people with disabilities as well as exploring their capabilities and potential. |
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Project Interactivate Digital Dozen Award Project Interactivate received an Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Digital Dozen Award. This award recognizes the efforts of businesses to improve schools. Shodor was recognized for its programs in math, science and medical careers. |
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$177,000 grant for SUCCEED Project SUCCEED, one of the Shodor's most active programs, received a $177,000 grant from The Burroughs Wellcome Fund in February. This financial award is pivotal in completing Project SUCCEED, and the Burroughs Wellcome Fund has been instrumental in expanding this program to reach dozens of local students from throughout the Triangle. Activities sponsored by this award include the Internet Explorers Club, Computational Science Classes, and Workshops and Research Apprenticeships. |
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Memorandum of Understanding Shodor was named one of seven partners in the National Science Foundation (NSF) for the revitalization of the nation's undergraduate education. This prestigious group, consisting of some of the nation's most successful companies, seeks to unite the individual efforts of its members in an attempt to develop national education strategies. To further explain the role of Shodor, the NSF has released a Memorandum of Understanding elaborating upon the role of Shodor and its partners. |
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Annenberg/CPB INPUT award Dr. Holly Peters Hirst's MAT1010 course at Appalachian State University was named an Annenberg/CPB INPUT award winner in quantitative literacy. The INPUT award is given to teachers, selected from across the nation, who "promote innovative use of technology in instruction of mathematics service courses." Dr. Holly Peters Hirst is a member of Shodor's Board of Directors, and an active member in the Foundation's operations. |