Technology
Week #8’s Winner in GWATA NCW Virtual STEM Showcase has more than a few Tricks up her Sleeve!
Baylie Broesch, a 7th-grade student at Ephrata Middle School and winner of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase’s Week #8 challenge chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about her homemade video featuring a variety of mesmerizing card tricks! Click here to watch them for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDOO_mhZ1kY&feature=emb_logo
Read MoreMeet the Winner of GWATA’s Virtual NCW STEM Showcase for Week #7!
Brendan Broesh, a 4th-grade student at Columbia Ridge Elementary chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about being named as the winner of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase week seven Virtual Science Fair challenge.
Read MoreHow Does Food Just Showing Up In Your Fridge Sound? GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase Week #7 Challenge Winner Says it’s Possible!
Riley Acheson, a 5th-grade student at Cashmere Middle School chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about being named as the winner of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase week six challenge, in which participants were asked to conceptualize and design an entrepreneurial innovation.
Read MoreThe Force was Definitely with Week #5’s Winner in GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase!
Gwenyth Yale, a 3rd-grade student at Kenroy Elementary School chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about being named as the winner of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase week five challenge, in which participants were asked to make a creation inspired by Star Wars.
Read MoreTech On a Roll! Meet the Co-Winners in Week #4 of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase
Mauren Peterson, a 4th-grade student at Vale Elementary in Cashmere and Bella Brown, a 3rd-grade student at Washington Elementary in Wenatchee chat with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about being named as co-winners of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase week four challenge, in which participants were asked to make a creation using empty toilet…
Read MoreNCW Virtual STEM Showcase Week #3 Winner Constructs Bowling Alley from Scrap Wood
Oakley Blade, a 6th-grade student at Sterling Intermediate School in East Wenatchee chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about his winning entry in week three’s challenge for the NCW Virtual STEM Showcase presented by GWATA. See more about Oakley’s winning entry by following this link – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqspSnQ9D0c
Read MoreMeet the Winner of the NCW Virtual STEM Showcase Challenge for Week #2
Michael Frank, a 6th-grade student with the Home Link Program through the Cascade School District chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about his winning entry in week two of GWATA’s NCW Virtual STEM Showcase. Michael’s selection was based on his participation in the contest’s Coding Creations challenge. Play the game Michael coded online…
Read MoreMeet the First Place Winner for Week #1 of GWATA’s Virtual NCW STEM Showcase
Cyrus McKee, a 7th-grade student at Icicle River Middle School and winner of GWATA’s week #1 challenge in the NCW Virtual STEM Showcase, chats with KOHO Morning Show host about his first-place entry and the inspiration behind it.
Read MoreTech Alliance Holding Virtual STEM Showcase for Students
Jenny Rojanasthien, Executive Director of the Greater Wenatchee Area Technology Alliance chats with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the organization’s recent launch of a virtual STEM showcase for students within North Central Washington.
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NCW Students Code ‘One Hour’ At A Time
What began as a one-hour challenge to give students and their families a fun first introduction to computer science, has grown into a global learning and awareness event. No experience is needed to participate in an ‘Hour of Code.’
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‘Future Belongs To Them’ – Tech Students, Businesses Highlighted At Annual Innovator Awards
The Greater Wenatchee Area Technology Alliance (GWATA) and its partners hosted the 19th Annual Innovator Awards Luncheon yesterday at the Wenatchee Convention Center. Over 350 people attended, checking out booths by local tech businesses and STEM students showcasing their work advancing technology in North Central Washington. Since 2000, GWATA has recognized over 75 local innovators,…
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