Mvtech Showcase
2012 MV Technology Ed & Pre-Engineering Showcase
11th Annual
Mohawk Valley Technology Education & Pre-Engineering Showcase
Thursday, March 8, 2012
SUNYIT FIELD HOUSE
APPLICATION FORM for the Showcase posted on the FORMS page at left.
Calling all competitors!
Each Showcase is more amazing than the last. Join us for classic technology competitions; share your fantastic projects, meet community engineering professionals and learn about college opportunities while having fun with your peers.
All applications to be made online please!
The showcase is open to middle and high school students, who bring their school technology projects to display under the supervision of their technology teachers. The showcase is organized by the Mohawk Valley Technology and Engineering Education Association, a professional association of area technology teachers. They volunteer to develop, run and score or judge the competitions at the showcase as well as guide their students in preparation for the event.
HATS OFF TO MVTEEA, especially the following intrepid veteran event organizers:
Joe Corleto, president
Jordan Purinton, Vice President
John Aiken, Treasurer
Tim Himes, RFA
Hank Traglia, Whitesboro
Rayn O'Rourke, Clinton
Jay Staple, Clinton
Ray Pitcher, Herkimer
Shawn Casler, Whitesboro
Al Williams, Whitesboro
Pat O'Brien, Ilion
Adam Smith, Whitesboro
Ryan Orilio, Oneida
Please contact Elizabeth Rossi at 792-7383 or elizabeth.rossi@sunyit.edu with any questions!
Sponsors
CNY FIRST
HiTechnic-Dataport Systems
Kid Wind
Mohawk Valley Technology Engineering Education Association
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- The Showcase is free and open to the public.
- Students from middle schools and high schools in Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties give live demonstrations and presentations of the activities they are doing in their Technology Education classes.
- Competitions include Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Energy-themed Logo design and Robotics.
- Students may also participate in live car races, newsprint structures and catapult contests.
The Showcase features area technology-related businesses and organizations who show students career opportunities that exist in the Mohawk Valley.
Representatives from colleges with technology-related programs across New York State attend to talk to students.