Ohio students are exploring electronics careers through hands-on STEM kits from the Electronics Foundation!
Watch the Spectrum News 1 feature: https://t.co/dDS6bz7IjI
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Have a research project, technical project, or innovative idea you want to showcase? Students and emerging professionals have an opportunity to share their work with the electronics industry at APEX EXPO 2027.
Abstracts are due December 4. Learn more: https://t.co/yG1hgAwmGh
Auburn University’s Electronics Foundation Student Chapter is kicking off a new year focused on industry connections, technical skills, leadership development, and hands-on learning. See what’s ahead for Auburn students: https://t.co/foVJNv4JZq
Happy Manufacturing Day!
Electronics manufacturing plays a critical role in global innovation—from aerospace to medical technology.
Explore careers in electronics manufacturing:
https://t.co/JXtJEgEeF8
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Applications for the Electronics Foundation’s Student Member and Leadership scholarships are due today.
If you’ve been planning to apply, now is the time to submit!
Student chapters help connect students with real industry opportunities, mentorship, and leadership experience.
Learn more about starting or joining a student chapter: https://t.co/RpxAEueSKq
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Myth: Electronics manufacturing is only assembly work.
Fact: The industry includes careers in automation, robotics, testing, engineering, quality assurance, and advanced technology.
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50 students. 50 schools. $1,000 each.
The Electronics Foundation Member Scholarship deadline has been extended to September 30
Student Member? Apply today. Not a member? Join now, complete the requirements, & apply for your chance to earn $1,000
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Find your community.
Electronics Foundation Student Chapters connect students interested in electronics, technology, and STEM careers. Meet like-minded peers, build leadership skills, and explore future opportunities.
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Join us Sept. 15 at 3 PM CT for Engineering Leadership: More Than Technical Skills and hear from student leaders about building the skills that can shape your engineering career.
Register: https://t.co/64RI1ZeNKb
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There’s just **one week left** to apply for the Electronics Foundation’s Student Member and Leadership scholarships. Submit your application by September 23.
Back-to-school season is here! 📚
Whether you're studying electronics, engineering, or manufacturing, the skills you learn today will help power the technologies of tomorrow.
Explore opportunities for students: https://t.co/XX5tYy54UH
Myth: You need a four-year degree to work in STEM.
Fact: Many STEM careers begin through technical training, certifications, apprenticeships, and associate degree programs.
Explore career pathways: https://t.co/LitYHuZVMV
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Back-to-school season is here.
Student members can access scholarships, learning resources, and career development opportunities through the Electronics Foundation.
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The deadline is approaching for the 2026 Electronics Foundation Member Scholarship and Leadership Award.
Students pursuing careers in electronics manufacturing are encouraged to apply before the deadline.
Learn more on our website.
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Looking for students who share your interest in electronics, engineering, manufacturing, or technology?
Electronics Foundation Student Chapters help you connect with like-minded peers, build leadership skills, and explore career opportunities.
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Mid-Summer Check-In
What have you been up to this summer?
Working?
Taking classes?
Building projects?
Preparing for the next school year?
Enjoying some downtime?
Tell us in the comments.
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Summer Challenge for Students: Find one everyday object in your home and think about how electronics make it work.
It could be anything from a microwave to a phone charger to a gaming controller.
Share what you found or what you think is inside it.