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LA GRANDE, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University is leading the charge to bring artificial intelligence (AI) resources to rural K-12 educators, breaking barriers to technology access across the region.
This initiative, led by Eastern Oregon University’s Greater Oregon STEM Hub (GO STEM) and funded by the Higher Education Coordinating Commission’s (HECC) Future Ready Oregon initiative, aims to bring technology education to rural communities.
GO STEM, a collaborative partnership led by an advisory board representing seven counties in Eastern Oregon is hiring a Technology Workforce Exploration Educator. This 12-month, full-time position is housed in the College of Education at Eastern Oregon University (EOU). The role involves creating and delivering a curriculum centered around AI, offering professional development for educators, and inspiring career-connected learning (CCL) opportunities for students in grades 5-12. The program operates through the GO STEM Mobile Maker Lab Effort, which travels across the region bringing innovative STEM and CCL experiences to schools and communities.
“GO STEM at EOU is proud to bring these transformative resources to rural educators and students,” said David Melville, GO STEM Executive Director. “This initiative is important to our mission of providing equitable access to cutting-edge education and career opportunities across the region.”
The GO STEM Mobile Maker Lab delivers advanced AI tools and resources directly to rural schools, enabling educators and students to engage in innovative learning experiences. Through hands-on curriculum development, professional development workshops, and career-connected learning opportunities, EOU’s goal is to foster a culture of innovation in underserved areas, ensuring that even the most remote schools have access to transformative STEM education.
“Our Mobile Maker Lab is a game-changer,” Melville said. “By bringing innovative technology and resources directly to schools and communities, we’re inspiring the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers.”
Applicants should be enthusiastic, creative, and eager to drive change in education. EOU offers a competitive benefits package to ensure a healthy work-life balance. To learn more about this opportunity and apply, visit EOU’s employment website.
For additional details about GO STEM’s mission and initiatives, visit eou.edu/gostem.
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