Ninth grade students are using the "Classroom Jeopardy! System" purchased through grant money from the North Carolina AFCEA Chapter. It is connected through the computer and projector which were also purchased with AFCEA grant money from previous years. Learn more about the AFCEA Grant opportunities.
Mrs. Connie Brenstuhl's 9th grade Earth/Environmental science class at Berean Baptist Academy in Fayetteville, NC.
31st Annual Conference & Exposition will be held on August 10-12, 2009 at the Fort Bragg Officers' Club, Fort Bragg. This provides a forum for government and industry to build new partnerships and expand existing relationships in the ever-changing technology field. Information on exhibiting.
"2009 College Scholarship Awards" The NC Chapter of AFCEA held its May membership meeting on Thursday, May 14, 2009 at the Fort Bragg Officers' club. Ten AFCEA Scholarship in the amount of $3000 were awarded to the outstanding students chosen from a large field of excellent applications. Col. Jerry Stidham, USA (R) and the Director of Information Management at Ft. Bragg, encouraged the honorees to master the technology that they would be using and developing and not let it master them. He also encouraged them to consider careers in the armed forces or public service.
This chapter is located in Fayetteville, NC. AFCEA is a non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to supporting and promoting technology in the military and the community of First Responders.
We focus on providing networking opportunities, professional development and service to the community.
Our Chapter does this through various means: Membership meetings, professional development, golf tournaments, College Scholarships, community schools Science Teaching Awards, community support to deployed C4 units, and the Annual Technical Conference and Symposium at Ft. Bragg.