About Us

The National Science & Technology Education Partnership (NSTEP) was originally established

in 1977 as the Electronics Industry Foundation.  The mission of this non-profit, 501 (c)(3)

organization was to harness the power, interest and good will of the electronics industry for

the advancement of science and technology education in America’s classrooms.  Our industry

recognizes this country’s declining math and science test scores and wishes to be part of the

solution.

Our programs motivate students to become excited about achievement in science and

technology because we provide the personal involvement of professionals within our industry

to team mentors through the TechXplore competition, to tutor through NSTEP Tutor and

to advise through the NSTEP Mentoring program.  This personal approach offers students

and teachers professional and personal assistance as well as a glimpse into the “real world”

of the technology industry.For more information about our programs for Schools and

Volunteers, click on the approprate link at the top.

If you have additional questions, please contact us at

nstep@nstep-online.org or call (703)907-7400.

Imagination Today, Technology Tomorrow!

Our Contributors

3M Com. Mkts Div. Enterprise Bus. Ideal Industries, Inc.
AC Data, Inc. I’M Technologies Ltd.
Accenture LLP IneoQuest Technologies
ACS InterDigital Communications Corp.
Actelis Networks InterOP Technologies, LLC
ADTRAN Intersect, Inc.
Agilent Technologies, Inc. Intrado
Alcatel USA IPC Command Systems, Inc.
Alloptic Kalov, Antje
Altec Lansing LaMarche
Amedia Networks Leviton Manufacturers Voice & Data Division
Analog Devices Lockheed Martin
Apple Computer, Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation
Applied Voice & Speech Tech., Inc. Lucent
Avaya Maxsa Innovations
Award Solutions Inc. Motorola Foundation, The
Aware, Inc. Motorola Foundation, The
Axerra Networks NDS
Beceem Communications, Inc. Netherlands-America Community Trust, Inc
Bechtel Nexans IES
Bel Stewart Connectors NIES (Nexans Intel. Ent. Solutions)
Bernard and Irene Schwartz Foundation
BigBand Networks Numerex Corp.
Bourns Limited Occam Networks, Inc.
Cablofil OFS
Cam Communications, Inc. Oki Network Technologies
Camiant Personeta, Inc.
Canoga Perkins Corp. Philips Electronics North America Corp.
Canon USA, Broadcast & Comm. Div. Philips Electronics North America Corp.
Carling Technologies, Inc. Piccolo, Joann
Carlon, Lamson & Sessions Power & Telephone Supply Co
CEA RAD Data Communications
Ciena Corporation Radisys Corporation
Clayton, Joseph P. Relm Wireless
Clough, John Research In Motion Corporation
Condux International, Inc. Rohde & Schwarz, America
Connectivity Technologies, Inc RPM
Corning Inc. Samsung Telecommunications
CSMG Sanyo Fisher
Datron World Communications Inc. Sanyo Fisher Company
Digital Fountain Simpler Networks, Inc.
Directed Electronics SONY WTD
Staples Foundation
Douglas Battery Mfg. Co. Steven J. Crowley, P.E.
DSET Corporation Stranahan Foundation, The
E.F. Johnson Sumitomo Electric Lightwave Corp.
Eagle Teleconferencing, Inc. Sunrise Telecom
ElA Target Distributing
Elite Electronic Engineering Co. Tekno Telecom, LLC
Elma Electronic Inc. Tellabs
EnerSys Inc. TelTech Communications, LLC
Ericsson Inc. Thales Communications, Inc.
E-T-A Circuit Breakers The Siemon Company
Fiber Connect The Wiremold Company
Fiber Optic Association TWI Group, Inc.
Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. TX RX Systems, Inc.
Fulcrum Ubiquity Software Corporation
Gemplus Ulticom
Global Locate Uniden America Corporation
HellermanTyton Westronic Systems, Inc.
Higgins, A. Michael Wintegra, Inc.
Icom America Inc. Zhone Technologies

 

 

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