INTEL Headquarters: Santa Clara, CA
“The future for every nation will be shaped by new ideas and creativity. These are the engines of future prosperity.” Paul Otellini, CEO, Intel
Overview
Intel believes that young people are the key to solving global challenges. A solid math and science foundation coupled with skills such as critical thinking, collaboration and problem solving are crucial for their success. That is why we promote education programs, ambitious policies, and technology access to enable tomorrow’s innovators.
Intel has invested over $1 billion, and its employees have volunteered over 3 million hours to improve education around the world over the last decade. In the United States, we fi rmly believe that maintaining the country’s competitive- ness in today’s global economy will in large part depend on the success of our nation’s students. Intel’s education programs span across the United States and reach students in all 50 states.
Diverse perspectives, abilities and experiences have always been key to Intel’s success. Our education programs refl ect a commitment to excellence. We strive to ensure that all communities including those that are underserved have access to technology. Our goal is to inspire students in every community to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Programs K-12
Inspiring Young Innovators Intel Science Competitions
Intel sponsors the most prestigious high school science competition in the U.S. — the Intel Science Talent Search (STS)—and the world’s largest science competition—the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF). Both of these competitions are programs of the Society for Science and the Public. Over the years, STS competitors have gone on to win top honors such as the Nobel Prize,
Fields Medal, and MacArthur Fellowship. Participants in both contests acquire authentic scientifi c research skills, tackling challenging problems on topics such as alternative energy, cancer treatments, and nanotechnology.
Intel Computer Clubhouse Network The Intel Computer Clubhouse Network is an after-school program in underserved communities, at nearly 70 clubhouses nationwide. The Clubhouses offer technology learning programs that enable youth in underserved communities to acquire tools necessary for personal and professional success. A Computer
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