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Meet Ann Marie Burke and Hawa Zahra Dirie: two MITRE early career professionals so passionate about STEM Outreach, they’re taking their knowledge on the road. When Ann Marie, STEM Council Treasurer and Software Engineer, and Hawa, STEM Council Operations Lead and Data...

With hundreds of programming languages available, how do you know where to start? Python is one of the most widely used and easy-to-learn programming languages. Python is used for a range of purposes: simple games that you can create in less than an hour to dynamic...

When ordering pizza with your friends, how do you decide what toppings to get? If coming to a consensus among a small group is so hard, how do we make decisions as a community, society, and species? In this workshop, we will talk about one of the core elements of good...

A new MITRE class took 28 high schoolers from zero knowledge of quantum to a strong interest in pursuing quantum careers.

MITRE Austin/San Antonio iHub site leader Bobby Blount believes in the power of opportunity to transform lives.

When Northern Virginia’s Odyssey of the Mind needed a tournament space, MITRE opened its doors—and its parking garage.

With predictions about an upcoming shortage in qualified STEM applicants to meet the high demand for jobs, MITRE is partnering with local communities to help nurture future generations of talent.

Meet Jhanny Jimenez, a junior at Notre Dame Cristo Rey (NDCR) High School in Methuen, Massachusetts, working at MITRE on a network visualization and optimization project.

Join in to the podcast as we learn how Willie, and MITRE, are stepping up to prepare students for careers in STEM.