The Center for Advanced Automotive Technology (CAAT) is based out of Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan and was launched as an ATE Center in 2010 to meet the expanding workforce needs of the automotive industry by leading the way in advanced automotive technology. CAAT collaborates with educators, industry, government and professional associations to develop […]
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Engaging Industry. Enhancing Education. Inspiring Students. Founded in 2013, the Minnesota State Transportation Center of Excellence is focused on developing a highly skilled workforce to meet the current and future needs for high-demand, high-paying, high-growth, high-tech careers in Minnesota’s transportation industries. In an effort to meet those current and future workforce needs, the Minnesota State
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MATE Inspiration for Innovation (MATE II) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit corporation inspired and created by the principals of the NSF ATE-funded Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center at Monterey Peninsula College. MATE II was founded to support and sustain on-going education activities and programs initiated at the MATE Center, including its global ROV (remotely
Northland Aerospace has provided more than 60-years of aviation related education and is leading Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Geospatial Information Technology (GIT) technician education. Launching the nation’s first UAS Maintenance Program in 2010 from the long-standing Aviation Maintenance Technology Program, Northland has continued to accelerate advanced technological program developments. This has been made possible
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Professional Development Funding NCAT will continue to accept applications for Professional Development funding; however, funding is limited & will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Applicants will be reviewed regularly to verify eligibility, and notifications will be sent within 2-4 weeks of submission. There is limited funding available for this program, and selections will be
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DRONETECH Educator Workshop: STEM Drones Take Flight This workshop is a baseline introduction to drones and how to economically establish programs within your school. We cover basic drone anatomy, safety principles, regulations, and best practices in maintaining and documenting your drone program. We introduce economical STEM drones and show how they can be used in
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VEX Robotics is a student-centered competition that creates career pathways to the STEM field. Students who participate are immersed in the robotics experience which includes programming, troubleshooting and teamwork. How do you know what you want to do with your life, if you’ve never experienced it? VEX gives students a STEM experience by providing them
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VEX IQ is open for kids ages 8-14 and includes both an Elementary and Middle School Division. VEX IQ gives kids the opportunity to be creative and innovative by designing and building robots. Through this experience, they are engaged with other students and build their teamwork and problem-solving skills. The main focus of VEX IQ
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VEX Robotics serves as a vehicle that gives kids the potential to learn and understand STEM skills. VEX Robotics is a tech-heavy program, allowing students to be engaged in the most up-to-date technology. In order to make the program affordable and accessible for all students, VEX needs corporate sponsorships. By becoming a VEX Robotics sponsor,
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