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Creating Industry Experiences for Educators Through The National Science Foundation

CBIA was one of 60 institutions nationwide awarded a three-year National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education (ATE) grant. The program targeted community college and high school math, science and technology educators and offered them work-based learning opportunities in manufacturing ,engineering, (including biomedical engineering) and information technologies. Through this CBIA ATE program, CBIA set a national standard for professional educator development. Please contact CBIA's Mary deManbey at 860-244-1900 with your questions, or you can email her at demanbem@cbia.com.

Teachers at Work

Rose Givens (center), CAD teacher at A.I. Prince Tech, learned about how elevator panels are built at Otis Elevator, United Technologies Corporation from designer, Steve Davis (left)

ATE PROGRAM EVENTS AND NEWS

Work-based Curriculum Projects (ongoing)
Company Sponsorship (ongoing)
Women in Technology Workshop (April, 2005)
ATE Teachers Complete Externships 2005
ATE Teachers Complete Externship 2004
Teacher/student Technology Expo 2004
Engineering Design Workshop 2004

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ProEd: Best Practices for Improving Math, Science, and Language Arts

CBIA Launches Connecticut State Scholars Program. Click here for details.