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Archives Index
Antelope
Valley College
Existing Education and Training Programs
Math, Science, Engineering & Technology (MSET)
Consortium
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ECA Board Supports AV College Bond Measure on
November 2004 Ballot
Letter from AV College
President, Jackie L. Fisher, Sr.
(4-22-02)
- Lancaster City Hall
(4-22-02) -
These are the tasks assembled by
the Aerospace Valley Planning Committee.
Integrating science,
math, technology education, language arts, and social studies to formulate a
rich learning context for real-world engineering challenges. Grades 4-8.
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Contact:
SAE International; A World in Motion; 400 Commonwealth
Drive; Warrendale, PA 15096.
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Phone:
(724) 772-8514
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Hotline:
A World in Motion
Hotline, (800) 457-2946;
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Fax:
(724) 776-0890;
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Project Lead The Way (PLTW) is a
not-for-profit organization that promotes pre-engineering courses for high
school students. PLTW forms partnerships with public schools, higher education
institutions and the private sector to increase the quantity and quality of
engineers and engineering technologists graduating from our educational
system. PLTW provides a four-unit curriculum for middle schools and a
four-year (five-course) curriculum for high schools.
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Contact:
Joe Oakey
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Phone:
(415) 464-1081
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Lancaster High Math Teachers
to Turn Out More Engineers,
(1/28/03)
AV Press
ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM FOR HIGH
SCHOOLS. Workforce Silicon
Valley (WSV) is organized around six learning collaboratives that represent
high-growth, high-employment industry clusters. The engineering / technology
learning collaborative is designed to unite industry, high schools, and higher
education around the common goal of preparing students to qualify for
high-skill, high-wage work in a knowledge-based economy
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WEBSITE:
http://www.wsv.org
Mojave High School program to
introduce students to Engineering and technology career fields through
classroom studies and "hands-on work experience.
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address: Mojave
Unified High School
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Contact:
Naureen Fielding
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Phone:
(760) 373-2481
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Email: fielding@ccis.com
California Engineering & Technology Alliance
California
Engineering and Technology Alliance's (CETA) mission is to unite and promote
the efforts of education, community and industry in order to effect continuous
improvement in engineering and technology curriculum to produce an increased
number of qualified future employees in the promotion of California's economic
development.
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Address:
Engineering
Technology Center; American
River
College,
4700 College
Oak Drive; Sacramento, CA
95841-4286
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Contact:
Dr.Scott Griffith
(916) 484-8737
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Fax:
(916) 484-8550
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Email:
griffis@arc.losrlos.cc.ca.us.
Circle of Science is
a non-profit organization offering programs designed to encourage tomorrow's
scientists and engineers in grades K through 12 to explore science, math and
reading with a fun and creative year-round approach to learning. The programs
are designed to augment existing curricula and provide unique educational
opportunities to under-served schools, communities and organizations.
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Contact:
Bob Redman
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Phone:
(661) 538-2998
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Antelope Valley Research, Training &
Education Institute
A consortium aimed
at producing the next generation aerospace technical workforce within the
local aerospace community. Federal, state and local government, industry, and
academia would partner to ensure that research, educational, and training
programs would enable and maintain a viable aerospace workforce for the 21st
Century.
Career Prep Council
The Antelope Valley bridge from education to careers, to improve career preparation of
students from kindergarten through the community college. The Career Prep
Council is a hub for updating industry advisory committees, sharing
information, planning career-related events, and focusing on results.
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