For parallel computing technology to be truly useful, hardware and software developments must be coupled with educational innovation. Through its educational outreach efforts, the Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC) helps to train a new generation of scientists and engineers who are familiar with both scientific problem solving and parallel computation and encourages more students, particularly minorities and women, to enter educational programs in computational science and engineering.

Programs for K-12 Students

• Computers: The Machines, Science, People and Careers!
• Expanding Your Horizons in Math and Science Conference
• Girl Games Project
• The Rice School/La Escuela Rice
• The Syracuse University Living Schoolbook Project
• The South-Texas Milby Project

Programs for K-12 Educators

• Expanding Your Horizons in Math and Science Conference
• GirlTECH
• Mathematical and Computational Sciences Awareness Workshop
• Minorities Teachers Computational Sciences and Graphics Awareness Program
• The Rice School/La Escuela Rice
• The Syracuse University Living Schoolbook Project

Programs for College Students

• Course Development
• Research Experiences for Undergraduates
• South-Central Computational Science in Minority Institutions Consortium (SC-COSMIC)
• Spend a Summer with a Scientist
• Summer Research Programs in Computing for Women and Minorities

Programs for Technical Professionals

• Course Development
• Retooling the Supercomputing Community for Scalable Parallelism

Programs for Women or Underrepresented Minorities

• CRPC Women's Programs
• Expanding Your Horizons in Math and Science Conference
• Girl Games Project
• GirlTECH
• Minorities Teachers Computational Sciences and Graphics Awareness Program
• South-Central Computational Science in Minority Institutions Consortium (SC-COSMIC)
• Summer Research Programs in Computing for Women and Minorities

Related Publications & Resources

• Other Online Educational Resources

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