Professional Development for Educators Interested in Manufacturing and Engineering
(.6 CEU credits, + lunch)

Special Workshops on:
•Principles in Reverse Engineering ‐ and how to get students to problem‐solve
•Contextual Learning Using Flight Simulation –A fun, hands‐on program that can
help your students understand the principles behind aeronautical engineering
•Lean Manufacturing Technologies – the latest latest in efficient manufacturing processes.
•Life Support and Sustainable Living Project – College students working with
engineers on innovative engineering projects potentially to be patented
•Dream It, Do It Campaign –An exciting careers campaign to help attract and retain
your students in manufacturing and engineering careers.

To register, go to www.nextgenmfg.org.
Contact Mary deManbey for more information.

This program is sponsored by the Connecticut Community Colleges, College of Technology’s
Regional Center for Next Generation Manufacturing, through funding from the National Science
Foundation.