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Central Connecticut State University earned another national nod for its ongoing dedication to STEM education.
The International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) named Central a 2023-24 STEM School of Excellence on Dec. 15, citing the university’s “outstanding commitment to providing a robust Integrative experience through STEM programs.”
Central was among only six universities to receive the designation for 2023-24. The university will be formally recognized at the ITEEA 2024 conference in Memphis, Tenn., on March 9.
“Central’s commitment to STEM-related academic programming and infrastructure is stronger than ever,” said Central President Zulma R. Toro. “Central has led the way among its peers since its founding as the first public university in Connecticut. Innovation brought us here, and innovation will ensure a sustainable, productive future for our students and the university.”
In its announcement, ITEEA noted, “These institutions are providing a meaningful STEM education experience for students and inspire others to learn effective best practices and instructional strategies to enhance their own programs. These schools serve as a model and inspiration to their communities.”
The International Technology and Engineering Educators Association is a professional association for technology, innovation, design, and engineering educators that aims to advance technological and engineering capabilities for all by nurturing professionalism, growth, and opportunities in the education community. Learn more about ITEEA here.