To assist our region's businesses and educators, AIM participates in
a variety of research activities. It also has published helpful guides
for students.
Research Studies
In order to keep current with the dynamic environment in information
technology, education, and economic development, AIM participates in a
variety of research-oriented activities. Our research studies
focus on survey data that helps identify key characteristics of the
region's information technology environment including trends in the IT department's role, technology usage, educational requirements, and workforce challenges.
AIM's
research efforts depend on information and ideas generated from the
community. To discuss potential research or to get more information
about AIM's ongoing research activities, please contact:
Adam Haeder
Vice President of Information Technology
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(402)345-5025 ext. 115
AIM's Most Recent Study Focuses on Low-Income, First-Generation Students
The AIM Institute's College Bound Club (CBC) Program is provided in several area high schools in the greater Omaha metropolitan area through grant funding from the U.S. Department of Education's Upward Bound Program. Read more about the need for and impact of the CBC Program in AIM's latest research study, Low-Income, First-Generation Students - AIM Institute Programs in the Metropolitan Area. Learn More...
Publications
Entrepreneurship & Marketing in the 21st Century: In high schools across the country,
business and marketing teachers strive to provide students with relevant business
knowledge and experience. Now, with the publication of Entrepreneurship & Marketing in the 21st Century - From Student to CEO in One Semester,
the AIM Institute can aid teachers in their efforts.
The culmination of
a two-year development process, AIM's innovative curriculum uses eBay
as a platform to teach entrepreneurship and marketing to high school
students. Learn More...
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