Students interacted with one of the 100 exhibits on display at the Luminarium. Thanks to the collaboration of AIM’s TRIO program with Council Bluffs Community School District, AIM Institute representatives helped eighth-grade students from Wilson and Kirn Middle Schools tour Kiewit Luminarium on Omaha’s riverfront. This was the second consecutive year AIM has hosted Wilson’s […]
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It’s not too late to register for AIM Institute’s Infotec! Set for May 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Kiewit Luminarium on Omaha’s Riverfront. Infotec’s theme, “Harnessing Technology for Business Growth & Innovation,” underscores how technology is changing the way we do business and live. Keynote speaker is Sam Sapp, Founder and […]
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Melissa Zeiszler, the Dean of Steam at Kennedy Elementary School, helping students with Maker’s Market creations. The Kennedy Maker’s Market, hosted at Kennedy Elementary School on March 12, provided students with hands-on entrepreneurial experience, combining creativity with academic skills for real-world applications with AIM’s assistance. AIM played a key role in guiding students through the […]
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AIM Institute hosted a TRIO Day recognition event for Omaha-area high school students that AIM serves, on Friday, March 14 at the Kiewit Luminarium. The event commemorated National TRIO Day, a day that allows students who benefit from the TRIO programs to be inspired and give back to their local community through acts of service. […]
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AIM’s Youth In Tech program was chosen as a partner for Omaha Public Schools toenrich young minds. Recently AIM associates ignited creativity and innovation atseveral elementary schools while teachers participated in professional developmentopportunities outside the classroom.AIM’s Isaac Piper, Erin Lasiter, Andrew Ochsner and Sara Berkebile helped studentsconnect to literacy and reading. Using the story “Knuffle […]
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