Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology has lots planned for this summer designed especially for kids!

Technology Camp for Kids

This year the Technology Camp for Kids program turns 20 years old! With almost 30 camps addressing technology or engineering topics, our schedule is packed with exciting and relavent camps for designed for your K-12 age camper. Each camp come with a recommended age appropriate level that is listed on the camp schedule. There are camps that are one week in length to help develop skills in technology or to introduce campers to engineering principles. There are also several one day camps that look at technologies in depth. Healthy snacks are provided for the campers. To check out our Technology Camp for Kids series, please visit this Web site: www.millersville.edu/techcamp.

Engineering Innovation Course

Millersville University has teamed up with Johns Hopkins University to offer and intensive four week program to high school students called Engineering Innovation: A Summer Program for High School Students. This course is designed to give students in grades 11 or 12 the opportunity to think and problem solve like an engineer! The course will be help July 1 through July 26, from 9:00am to 3:00pm on the Millersville University Campus. JHU is taking care of all of the arrangements, so please look to their Web site engineering-innovation.jhu.edu for more details and registration information.

Dr. Scott A. Warner and several of his students are featured in this winter's issue of the Millersville Review discussing creativity and the process he teaches students to evaluate their creativity. Dr. Warner helps his students to understand that creativity does not always translate into spontaneous thinking, but can be born out of a process that leads to a new discovery. The article showcases Dr. Warner and several of his students as well as other faculty members on campus. To read the full text of this article, please visit the Millersville Review's online publication by following this link: http://issuu.com/revieweditor/docs/review-winter-13/11.

Two teams of students from the department of Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology took top honors at the recent International Corrugated Packaging Foundation (ICPF) "Best of the Best" design competition. The team of Bryan Parrish, Dan Sparkes, and Drew Kramer took top honors with the team of Erin Sensenig and Nolan Myers coming in close second. In order to qualify for the "Best of the Best" competition, these teams competed in the Association of Independent Corrugated Converters (AICC) student design competition last fall, placing first and second.

Part of the "Best of the Best" competition included a five-minute video created by each group explaining planning the objective, the research conducted, design, and other background information. You can view the two Millersville submissions. The winning video created by Bryan Parrish, Dan Sparkes, and Drew Kramer can be seen at here. Erin Sensenig and Nolan Myers' video is here. 

Each team receiving honors came away with a plaque and a monetary award for their efforts - along with a great experience.

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With an AEST degree, you could have an exciting career as a...

• STEM Educator
• Control System Specialist
• Industrial Trainer
• Product Designer
• CADD Draftsman/Estimator
• Senior Quality Analyst
• Product Design Engineer
• CNC Programmer
• Validation Specialist
• Graphic Layout Designer
• Account Representative
• Industrial Control Designer
• Technology & Engineering Teacher
• Graphic Services Coordinator
• Safety Inspector
• Fire Safety Coordinator
• Corporate Safety Officer
• Innovations Manager
• Process Flow Engineer
• Design Engineer
• Manufacturing Engineer
• Industrial Hygienist

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