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Lincoln Interactive supports the national emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or STEM, with our Cutting Edge Science program. Offered to high school students, these elective courses introduce contemporary topics relevant to today's STEM careers. Topics include engineering, solar technologies, biofuels, genetics, sports medicine, forensic science, and more.

Through collaboration with several research and educational institutions, such as Los Alamos National Laboratory and California University of Pennsylvania, students learn from real experts using simulations, videos, digital labs, and other multimedia tools. For example, the LandSpeed Engineering course was developed in collaboration with scientists, engineers, builders, drivers, and other experts under the direction of “LandSpeed Louise” and LandSpeed Productions who are members of the Utah Salt Flats Racing Association. In this course, students will study the essential mechanical, electrical, and physical systems that enable land speed vehicles to travel hundreds of miles per hour.

STEM Planet

STEM Planet features regular blog posts by experts working in STEM fields, forums where students and experts can engage in an ongoing dialogue, and STEM-related activities that students can conduct, discuss, and learn from.
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Cutting Edge Science Club

Students in the Cutting Edge Science Club have the opportunity to network and discuss research topics with experts at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Students will step into the exciting world of science to learn how STEM disciplines affect our daily lives and the future of our planet.
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We have found that NNDS has a high quality of curriculum development and high standards that lead to a very high quality of video production that I think students nationwide will benefit from and get a very good understanding of what it's like to be a scientist.
-Steve Stringer, Industrial Fellow with the Technology Transfer Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory

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