CENTENNIAL, Colo., March 16, 2020 /3BL Media/ - Arrow Electronics Engineers Grace Doepker and Maddie Eyolfson provided aspiring young scientists with a sneak peek at life as an engineer at the 6th annual Girls and Science education event March 7.

CENTENNIAL, Colo., February 21, 2020 /3BL Media/– Employees in Arrow Electronics’ Guadalajara, Mexico operations sponsored a donation drive for the REMAR Occidente Shelter that provides essential services for women and children. 

About 25 Arrow employees organized and supported the drive, which resulted in the donation of food, clothing and four laptops, benefitting 60 children. The employees delivered the supplies, installed the computers and hosted a party for the shelter’s residents. 

Saipan is one of the most remote destinations for U.S. travelers – 30 hours of travel from North America, and that’s one way. A Colorado high school with support from Arrow Electronics has developed a virtual reality shortcut to the U.S. commonwealth’s rich culture and history.

The VR system has helped to generate a wider educational exchange program between mainland students and Saipan and other, even more remote islands in the Northern Mariana region of the South Pacific.

While many high school students likely spent last fall playing video games and making TikTok videos, a group of teenagers in rural Colorado learned to use technology provided by Arrow Electronics to improve local ranching operations. The project, based in Eads, Colo., is a joint effort by Arrow and the Nathan Yip Foundation to fund technology investments designed to help make agricultural work safer and more efficient.