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College of Science, Health & Engineering
The College of Science, Health and Engineering (CSHE) is comprised of 15 programs of study spread over 11 departments, all with steadily increasing student enrollments.
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Cheney, WA 99004
STEM Education
The College of Science, Health and Engineering (CSHE) supports a wide variety of community engagement efforts related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education. STEM represents the disciplines and areas of study that will demand the the highest growth in student enrollment in order to to support the future demands of a society becoming increasingly dependent on advanced technology and knowledge. At CSHE we are partnering with several non-profit organizations that support the STEM mission through a variety of strategies targeting kids and young adults from Kindergarten to College age. Links to websites for our community partners as well as general resources for STEM education are listed below:
