The workshop 's goal is to use Micron's campus, workstations,
products, programs and more as a valuable learning laboratory. In addition, since its formation in 1999, the Micron
Foundation has committed support to Idaho's education and local
communities with more than $8. Entries
are judged at the regional level by esteemed scientists and faculty at six
leading research universities: Carnegie Mellon University; University of Notre
Dame; University of California, Berkeley; Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; Georgia Institute of Technology; and The University of Texas at
Austin. The 2004-05 $100,000 winners were Aaron
Goldin, San Dieguito High School Academy, Encinitas, CA (individual) who
created a device to convert ocean wave energy into electricity, and (Lucie)
Yueqi Guo and Xianlin Li of the North Carolina Schools for Science and
Mathematics, Durham, NC, (team) who conducted breast cancer research. The Foundation is dedicated to increasing access to
higher education for gifted students in science, mathematics and
technology-related disciplines. The Foundation's mission is based on the
culture of innovation, research and educational support that is the hallmark
of Siemens' U .org .

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5M in grants and more than $2M of
in-kind support in the same time period, along with a steady stream of
community volunteers.com/siemens.
A signature program of the New Jersey-based Siemens Foundation, the
Siemens Westinghouse Competition is the nation's premier research-based
science and math competition for high school students, and is administered by
the College Board.
The competition awards college scholarships ranging from $1,000 to
$100,000.
The Siemens Westinghouse Competition attracts entries from high school
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"Micron connects teachers with its high-tech work environment to
facilitate on-going partnerships with engineers, scientists, chemists,
mathematicians and other professionals and we then provide the
opportunity and funding for these teachers to complete lessons for
their students using the activities in which they have participated,"
Baker said.m. Micron's
reclamation system is a model for change in the water use habits of
the semiconductor manufacturing industry and earned Micron an award
from the Pacific Northwest Section of the American Water Works
Association for Innovation and Commitment to Water Conservation.

Online Registration for 2005-06 Siemens Westinghouse Competition in Math Science + Technology Begins May 3

The Siemens Foundation distributes more than $1 million in scholarships
and awards annually.

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According to Alecia Baker, Micron 's K-12 Program Manager, teachers
will be provided with hands-on activities that bring work science and
math applications to life in a way that they can then incorporate into
their classroom curriculum .
"Micron is providing avenues for students to prepare for and
envision themselves in the jobs of the future," Baker explained. on Saturday, the physical science teachers
will participate in "All Wet," a water purification and deionization
learning activity, beginning at the river and concluding inside
Micron's plant. As a semiconductor manufacturer, Micron is a pioneer
in water recycling and currently recycles a large portion of water
used each day for production at its Boise, Idaho facility. 5930 from 9am to 5pm EDT. For the 2004-05
competition, 1,213 students submitted their original research projects, a 24%
increase over the previous year.S.siemens-foundation.

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Micron places a high priority on improving education, especially
at the K-12 level.

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Micron's Headquarters Becomes a Laboratory for Teachers Learning to ``Engineer the Future''

Students who are not able to complete the application
process online may call 1-800-626-9795 ext. The
deadline for entries is Monday, October 3, 2005. Students may enter as individuals or as part of a team. Established in 1998, the Siemens Foundation
recognizes and supports America's most promising science and mathematics
students and teachers, as well as schools that are doing the most to promote
education in the core sciences. operating companies and its parent company, Siemens AG.

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Since 1995, through Micron's Boise-based K-12
program, the lives of more than 160,000 students, parents, teachers
and others involved in education have been touched.collegeboard. The national finals are judged by a panel of prominent scientists and
mathematicians. For
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BOISE, Idaho----

23 Idaho and Utah teachers will glean real world science and math
curriculum content for their classrooms

On Saturday, March 5, 2005, teachers from across the Treasure
Valley, around the state and as far away as Utah will gather for the
second day of Micron's "Engineering the Future:" A Micron Experience
workshop. In 2004, nearly
four percent of all new hires at Micron reported participation in a
Micron K-12 event that influenced them to apply for work at the
company. "One
of the best ways to start the preparation is by investing in our
Chemistry, Math, Physics and Physical Science teachers ."
From 9 to 10:30 a. $1,000 to $100,000 in Scholarships Offered In Prestigious Competition

NEW YORK, Online registration and instructions for
entering the 2005-06 Siemens Westinghouse Competition in Math, Science +
Technology have been posted today on the Siemens Foundation website ,
http://www.