- Present environmentally connected strengths, weaknesses, challenges and opportunities within the
community - Present students and young community residents’ STEM-based projects, inventions, concepts,
activities to potentially meet and resolve community needs - Determine anticipated or established results, key benefits and next steps of current or recently
completed community initiatives and match ongoing and future activities with student project teams
that could deliver measurable results for each initiative - Identify, locate, determine value of and strategically allocate community resources that could lead to
sustainable community, workforce and economic development that directly benefits and impacts the
Adamsville community - Develop a revised platform of performance measures for student project teams to work from
- Present and package one cohesive community redevelopment program for the next 5-10 years.
T.R.E.N.D.S. was developed to help promote and
support student research that could deliver
entrepreneurial solutions and support systems for
development, implementation, testing, and scale-up
of implementation (test) models.
T.R.E.N.D.S. projects will target students and
teachers (Grades K-12) that are engaged in STEM
workforce development in:
support student research that could deliver
entrepreneurial solutions and support systems for
development, implementation, testing, and scale-up
of implementation (test) models.
T.R.E.N.D.S. projects will target students and
teachers (Grades K-12) that are engaged in STEM
workforce development in:
- Science
- Technology
- Engineering
- Mathematics
- Cyberlearning
- Cyberinfrastructure tools
- Networked computing and
- Communications technologies
NEXT Steps will host an annual Research & Development Trends Forum that will demonstrate the
effectiveness of our strategic organizational growth model. The R&D T.R.E.N.D.S. Forum will:
effectiveness of our strategic organizational growth model. The R&D T.R.E.N.D.S. Forum will:
NSYEP is a 501c3 tax exempt non-profit organization and a service
program of the Richard Basil Foundation, the Vigor Consortium and the
National Black Men's Health Network
program of the Richard Basil Foundation, the Vigor Consortium and the
National Black Men's Health Network
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