Nine exceptional students and one dedicated teacher from Brazil experienced a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in the International Journey of Science & Technology Program at the KSCIA International Space Academy. This transformative experience was made possible through full scholarships generously provided by AWS, reflecting the company’s commitment to fostering innovation and inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders.
The program immersed participants in a dynamic blend of theoretical and practical learning, offering hands-on STEM activities such as astrobiology experiments, robotics programming, and the application of classroom knowledge to real-world challenges. Highlights included witnessing a live rocket launch and exploring iconic landmarks like the Rocket Garden, Saturn V, and Atlantis exhibits. Throughout the journey, students and teachers interacted with aerospace industry professionals, gaining invaluable insights into the possibilities of a STEM career. "AWS’s sponsorship of this initiative underscores its dedication to empowering talented minds through education and technology", said Jeff Michaelis, leading the Space Education outreach of the Michaelis Foundation. "By providing access to high-quality space education, AWS is nurturing future space explorers and innovators, equipping them with the tools and inspiration needed to turn their dreams into reality". This initiative not only fosters curiosity and ambition in STEM fields but also demonstrates the power of collaboration between organizations, educators, and students in advancing global scientific and technological innovation.
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