Technovation for Good

Technovation for Good

About

Technovation for Good, is a day and residential program for rising high school sophomores – seniors. The program will be administered by the Information Systems and Supply Chain Management department in the Bryan School of Business and Economics at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. It will provide the participants with hands-on, practical experience with Programming, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Mobile Application Development, Sustainability, Analytics and/or the Internet of Things. Thanks to our sponsor Alex Lee Inc., limited partial or full scholarships are available to ensure that students can participate in the program.

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program dates:

Residential students: Check-in on Sunday June 20 from 3 to 4.30 pm. Checkout on Tue June 29 between 1.30 to 3 pm.

Day students: Check in each day at 8.30 am from Monday June 22 to Tue June 29 and check out at 4.45 pm except for last day, which will be at about 1.30 pm.

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This program is made possible by funding from Alex Lee, Inc. and other sponsors.

Technovation for Good participants engage in several activities off of UNCG’s campus. These may include events such as bowling, mini golf, hiking, and trips to other scenic locations near the Triad region. The program may also include travel to businesses that thrive on technology and interactions with business professionals in such settings.

Technovation for Good residential participants will experience residence life on a college campus firsthand while living in a residence hall for the two-week program. Qualified UNCG students will serve as resident counselors and provide administrative support for the program. They will be present on the floors each night and continue as near-peer mentors during the day program.

UNCG Spartan Dining provides three meals daily, as the program director otherwise arranges. While on campus, students can access health services, the Library, and the necessary technology and tools to participate in projects and activities.

Contact

tech4good@uncg.edu

Dr. Lakshmi Iyer
Founder and Director
Technovation for Good Initiative
336-334-4990

TBD
Program Manager
Technovation for Good Initiative
xxx-xxx-xxxx

Bryan School of Business and Economics
University of North Carolina at Greensboro