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NACK Mission -To enable and foster broad and economically viable nanotechnology workforce education across the U.S. Central Offering Model -Equipment and support staff are in one place -Expensive equipment only needed in one location -Staff at research universities have awareness of health, safety, and possible environmental concerns Originated in Pennsylvania Program Growth -Nanotechnology associate degree programs: The NACK Network - Education Hubs -Workforce development partnerships -Research universities with Comm. & Tech. Colleges National Center for Nanotechnology National Center for Nanotechnology Applications and Career Knowledge Applications and Career Knowledge Dr. Osama Awadelkarim, Associate Director Dr. Osama Awadelkarim, Associate Director NACK Actions Develop -6 course, 18 credit, nanotechnology curriculum Educate -Prepare students for broad spectrum of industries Share -Courses, workshops, laboratory facilities, staff -Enable this broad nanotechnology education in synthesis, fabrication, characterization, and applications at community and technical colleges / university partners throughout the US Resources Available Curriculum - six nanotechnology synthesis, fabrication, and characterization courses (lectures, labs, videos) Remote Access -Web access to nanotechnology characterization equipment for K-12 and post-secondary use Learning Modules -Introductory modules covering various aspects of nanotechnology (for K-12 and undergraduate) Professional Development - Introductory as well as Nanotechnology Course Resource Workshops and Webinars for training and educating teachers and practitioners Alumni Network users 2004 2012

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NACK Mission-To enable and foster broad and economically viable nanotechnology workforce education across the U.S.

Central Offering Model-Equipment and support staff are in one place-Expensive equipment only needed in one location-Staff at research universities have awareness of health, safety, and possible environmental concerns

Originated in Pennsylvania

Program Growth-Nanotechnology associate degree programs:

The NACK Network - Education Hubs-Workforce development partnerships-Research universities with Comm. & Tech. Colleges

Workforce development partnerships

National Center for Nanotechnology National Center for Nanotechnology Applications and Career KnowledgeApplications and Career Knowledge

Dr. Osama Awadelkarim, Associate DirectorDr. Osama Awadelkarim, Associate Director

NACK

Actions Develop

-6 course, 18 credit, nanotechnology curriculum

Educate-Prepare students for broad spectrum of industries

Share-Courses, workshops, laboratory facilities, staff-Enable this broad nanotechnology education in synthesis, fabrication, characterization, and applications at community and technical colleges / university partners throughout the US

Resources Available Curriculum

- six nanotechnology synthesis, fabrication, and characterization courses (lectures, labs, videos)

Remote Access-Web access to nanotechnology characterization equipment for K-12 and post-secondary use

Learning Modules-Introductory modules covering various aspects of nanotechnology (for K-12 and undergraduate)

Professional Development- Introductory as well as Nanotechnology Course Resource Workshops and Webinars for training and educating teachers and practitioners

Alumni Network- Student testimonials, career outlook, etc.

Website-links to all our resources, and more

Actions Develop

-6 course, 18 credit, nanotechnology curriculum

Educate-Prepare students for broad spectrum of industries

Share-Courses, workshops, laboratory facilities, staff-Enable this broad nanotechnology education in synthesis, fabrication, characterization, and applications at community and technical colleges / university partners throughout the US

Resources Available Curriculum

- six nanotechnology synthesis, fabrication, and characterization courses (lectures, labs, videos)

Remote Access-Web access to nanotechnology characterization equipment for K-12 and post-secondary use

Learning Modules-Introductory modules covering various aspects of nanotechnology (for K-12 and undergraduate)

Professional Development- Introductory as well as Nanotechnology Course Resource Workshops and Webinars for training and educating teachers and practitioners

Alumni Network- Student testimonials, career outlook, etc.

Website-links to all our resources, and more

users

2004 2012