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Live Tooling CNC Lathe Teacher Training

http://www.cmcc.edu/ramp/TEACHERWORKSHOP.aspx#.WFqzhbGZNOg

(4 days)

Central Maine Community College

Designed for the CNC machining teacher with an operational understanding of a Haas 2 axis Slant Bed lathe, this class will include both theory and hands on lab time. The theory portion of the class will include rotational axis, types of live tooling holders, programming changes, program editing, and long hand live tooling programming.

The lab portion of the class will include safety, live tooling holder set-up, C axis set-up, Y axis set-up, setting offsets manually and with a tool setter, dry run techniques and machine operation. During the 4-day course participants will have the opportunity to program, set-up and run three live tooling lathe projects.

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4-Axis CNC Milling Workshop

http://www.cmcc.edu/ramp/TEACHERWORKSHOP.aspx#.V_fs7WcVAho

(4 days)

Designed for the CNC machining teacher with an operational understanding of a Haas 3-axis CNC mill, this class will include both theory and hands on lab time. The theory portion of the class will include rotational axis, 4th axis set-up considerations, programming changes, program editing, and long hand 4th axis programming.

The lab portion of the class will include safety, 4th axis rotary set-up, setting work offsets both manually and with a tool setter and spindle probe, 4th axis work holding, tool clearance considerations, dry run techniques, and 4th axis machine operation. During the 4-day course participants will have the opportunity to program, setup and run three 4th axis projects.

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Workmanship Skills Workshop

http://neatec.org/events/january-4th-7th-workmanship-skills-workshop/

(2 days)

SUNY Polytechnic Institute257 Fuller Rd.AlbanyNY

This workshop will focus on the proper and safe application of basic hand tools used in assembly in a manufacturing environment. The students will learn about the many types of bolts, wrenches and other fittings commonly used in industry, and how to properly apply them. The course teaches power tools from basic to more sophisticated tools, including c-clamps, vises, and pliers, torque wrenches and power tools.

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WASTC Winter ICT Educator Conference

http://www.cvent.com/events/2017-winter-ict-educator-s-conference/event-summary-8f0a826116...

(2 days)

San JoseCA

This is the 2nd Annual WASTC hosted the Winter ICT Educators Conference that was birthed by MPICT. The value of this conference is in the shared knowledge, experience, and wisdom brought to ICT education.

Conference Highlights 

    • Cisco Academy Conference including best practices and technical information from the NetAcad community
    • IoT, Big Data Analytics, Cyber Security, and Coding
    • WASTC Networking Reception
 

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Winter 2017 ICT Educators Conference

http://www.cyberwatchwest.org/index.php/scheduled-events/icalrepeat.detail/2017/01/05/137/...

(2 days)

Cisco Headquarters Building 9San JoseCA

This two-day conference in San Jose, CA, is designed for Information and Computing Technologies (ICT) educators from high school to university level. It is organized by the Western Academy Support and Training Center (WASTC) serving Cisco Networking Academy Programs in Arizona, California, Nevada, and beyond. The conference promises to deliver "IoT, Big Data Analytics, Cyber Security and a Cisco Academy Conference all in one place!"

Planned keynotes for the conference include:

  • Kathy Mulvany, Cisco Vice President of Corporate Affairs
  • Amy Tong, California's state CIO and Department of Technology director
  • Laura Chappell, founder of Chappell University and Wireshark University
  • Peter Coffee, VP for Strategic Research at Salesforce

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Workmanship Skills Workshop

http://neatec.org/events/january-4th-7th-workmanship-skills-workshop/

(2 days)

SUNY Polytechnic Institute257 Fuller Rd.AlbanyNY

This workshop will focus on the proper and safe application of basic hand tools used in assembly in a manufacturing environment. The students will learn about the many types of bolts, wrenches and other fittings commonly used in industry, and how to properly apply them. The course teaches power tools from basic to more sophisticated tools, including c-clamps, vises, and pliers, torque wrenches and power tools.

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Mechatronics Workshop

http://neatec.org/events/july-13th-15th-2016-students-mechatronics-workshop/

(3 days)

SUNY Polytechnic Institute257 Fuller Rd.AlbanyNY

Mechatronics (or Mechanical and Electronics Engineering) is the synergistic combination of mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, controls engineering and computer engineering to create useful products. The purpose of this interdisciplinary engineering field is the study of automation from an engineering perspective, and serves the purposes of controlling advanced hybrid systems.

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Radio Frequency (RF) Technology Workshop

http://neatec.org/events/january-10th-11th-2017-radio-frequency-rf-technology-workshop/

(2 days)

SUNY Polytechnic Institute257 Fuller Rd.AlbanyNY

This 2 day workshop is a combination of lecture and “hands on” instruction. Applications in semiconductor manufacturing, transmission lines, connectors, and complete RF Systems are discussed. RF safety considerations are presented. Lecture and laboratory activities utilizing RF measurement tools, transmission lines, and troubleshooting methods are included.

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Automotive News World Congress

http://www.autonews.com/section/world-congress01

(2 days)

Detroit Marriott Renaissance CenterDetroitMI

Make plans to attend the Automotive News World Congress, an incredible 2-day event featuring more than 20 of the most accomplished, most influential executives in the automotive industry.

The Congress brings these executives together to discuss the state of the industry, in the days leading up to the North American International Auto Show. Attend the Congress and network with nearly 1,000 business leaders representing manufacturers, suppliers, major dealer groups, consultancies, Wall Street, the media and others aligned with the automotive industry.

 

 

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2017 Annual Institute

http://www.bestctr.org/events/event/2017-annual-institute/

(4 days)

Laney CollegeCalifornia

This event will utilize intensive hands-on exercises to demonstrate what can be done in your classroom.

Join the BEST Center to learn about:

– The latest in building technology and tools from LBNL

– The future of Zero Net Energy buildings and operations

– Energy modeling

– Credentialing for controls technicians and High Performance Building Operations Professionals

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AAAS Council Meeting

http://www.aaas.org/event/aaas-council-meeting

Online

In compliance with AAAS bylaws, the AAAS Council meets a minimum of once annually, generally in conjunction with the Annual Meeting. The Council meeting is open to all members, and although only elected Council members may make comments and vote, any AAAS member may attend as an observer.

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Coding Bootcamp with Arduino I Course (Wednesday Evenings)

http://www.laser-tec.org/spring-2017---coding-bootcamp-with-arduino.html

Indian River State College3209 Virginia AveFort PierceFlorida34981

Discover the world of computer coding using an Arduino microcontroller. Create code to interact with electronic circuits and more at this weekly beginner's boot camp, every Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 at the Brown Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Y-208.

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Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Course Webinar

http://www.cyberwatchwest.org/index.php/scheduled-events/icalrepeat.detail/2017/01/18/144/...

Online

This two-hour webinar introduces the new Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity course sponsored, published, and made available to instructors for their free use by CyberWatch West. 

Community College instructors will learn from presenters Stephen Miller (Eastern New Mexico University - Ruidoso), Margaret Leary (Northern Virginia Community College), and Christie Jones (George Mason University) how to adapt the eleven-lesson course for their institutions.

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What Can We Know About Our Graduates As They Enter the Workforce?

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4095976959560153859

Online

This webinar starts with the premise that we, at community colleges, seem to know almost nothing about our graduates as they leave us. At least that is the case at our college district. And yet we are being increasingly pressed to know how our students fare. I have heard program heads say “all of our students get employed.” But with very few exceptions we have no direct knowledge. o We will discuss approaches that include creating an agreement with your state’s department of economic security to get wage data (not particularly easy), sending out a survey by email to graduates (anticipate a low response rate) and setting up a call center. In the latter we saw a 56% response rate and got some valuable information. See how this might work for you and at what cost.

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Pneumatic Technology Workshop

http://neatec.org/events/january-21st-2017-pneumatic-technology-workshop/

SUNY Polytechnic Institute257 Fuller Rd.AlbanyNY

This hybrid course features several online modules focusing on air filtrations, compressors, lubrication, regulation, piping, directional control valves and actuators. After the modules are complete, a full day of training will be provided at SUNY Poly’s Albany site where students will use simulation software to design, verify and observe the functioning of numerous pneumatic circuits; these designs will then be assembled and tested.

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Advanced Materials for Automotive Summit

https://www.advancedmaterialsforauto.com

DetroitMI

New design of automotive construction materials has become of paramount importance to not only reduce the carbon footprint of their final products but also to increase efficiency and decrease cost of vehicles. The use of new advanced materials in vehicles will significantly increase fuel efficiency and cut emissions, but the auto industry lacks data and material models needed to reliably manufacture vehicle components from various substitutes, including aluminum alloys, high-strength steels and polymer composites.

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AACC Workforce Development Institute

http://www.aacc.nche.edu/newsevents/Events/wdi/Pages/default.aspx

(4 days)

Hyatt Regency Newport Beach1107 Jamboree RoadNewport BeachCA

This annual event organized by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) is a pre-eminent opportunity for in-depth exchanges and networking for economic and workforce leaders at community colleges and their partners. The theme for the 2017 Workforce Development Institute (WDI) will be "Inspiring Innovation."

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AACC Workforce Development Institute

http://www.aacc.nche.edu/newsevents/Events/wdi/Pages/default.aspx

(4 days)

Hyatt Regency Newport Beach1107 Jamboree RoadNewport BeachCA

This annual event organized by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) is a pre-eminent opportunity for in-depth exchanges and networking for economic and workforce leaders at community colleges and their partners. The theme for the 2017 Workforce Development Institute (WDI) will be "Inspiring Innovation."

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Science and Human Rights Coalition Meeting: The Human Right to Water

https://www.aaas.org/event/science-and-human-rights-coalition-meeting-human-right-water

(2 days)

AAAS Headquarters1200 New York Ave NWWashingtonDC

Coalition meetings convene scientists, engineers, and health professionals with human rights leaders and policy makers to discuss emerging issues at the nexus of science and human rights. The Coalition serves as a catalyst for the increased involvement of scientific, engineering, and health associations and their members in human rights-related activities. 

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Mapping the Susquehanna Workshop at the Rockwell Museum

http://www.nygeographicalliance.org/node/84

111 Cedar StreetCorningNY

The New York Geographic Alliance and our B-WET team are pleased to announce that we are joining together with the Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY to a great workshop to the Southern Tier. It's the "Mapping the Susquehanna Workshop" and it will be held at the Rockwell Museum on January 26, 2017. 

The details are still being worked out, but this PD is available to all educators in the region for no cost to you! It will feature mapping activities and other watershed demonstrations. The docents will take you on a tour of the museum's galleries, and, weather permitting, we will walk a couple blocks to the Chemung River, which is so important to economy and history of this city. 

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Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Webinar

https://www.nationalcyberwatch.org/event/critical-infrastructure-cybersecurity-webinar/

Online

This webinar will introduce the Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity course, develop by George Mason University’s Center for Infrastructure Protection and Homeland Security with funding from CyberWatch West, for use by community colleges across the country.

The course focuses on basic security concepts as they apply to critical infrastructure systems. Concepts addressed in the course include Industrial Control Systems (ICS), such as Supervisory and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, Process Control Systems (PCS), and Distributed Control Systems (DCS), national standards for the protection of critical infrastructure, and risk management concepts and tools for critical infrastructure systems.

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Project Access Workshop in CA

http://www.deaftec.org/events/1605

CA School for the Deaf3044 Horace StreetRiversideCA

This workshop is open to Middle and High School teachers in mainstream classrooms from Southern California school districts.  The one day workshop will be held on the campus of CA School for the Deaf, Riverside.

 
 

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SPIE Photonics West 2017

http://spie.org/conferences-and-exhibitions/photonics-west

(6 days)

The Moscone CenterSan FranciscoCalifornia

Participate in the world's largest multidisciplinary event focusing on photonics technologies. Every year over 20,000 people come to hear the latest research and find the latest devices and systems driving technology markets including state-of-the art medical technologies, the Internet of things, smart manufacturing and “Industry 4.0,” autonomous vehicles, scientific research, communications, displays, and other solutions powered by photonics.

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SPIE Photonics West

http://spie.org/conferences-and-exhibitions/photonics-west

(6 days)

The Moscone Center747 Howard StSan FranciscoCA

Participate in the world’s largest multidisciplinary event focusing on photonics technologies.

With more than 20,000 attendees and 4,800 papers presented in 2016, in the areas of biomedical optics and biophotonics, industrial lasers and laser sources, optoelectronics devices and materials, nanophotonics and MOEMS-MEMs, this is the venue to showcase your work and connect with the leading experts in these fields.

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2017 Monterey Bay Pufferfish Workshop

http://www.marinetech.org/regional-workshops//workshop_id/3185/

Monterey Bay Aquarium886 Cannery RowMontereyCalifornia93940

Gain strategies for integrating technology into your science and conservation teaching at this one-day conference. Get ideas for how to best support students as they use technology to further their science understanding, communicate their learning globally and collaborate on conservation projects.

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Tech Like A Girl STEM Camp

http://www.laser-tec.org

IRSC Chastain Campus2400 SE Salerno RdStuartFlorida34997

Stuart AAUW & LASER-TEC are sponsoring a Saturday, four-week program to introduce 7th & 8th grade girls to future technology career opportunities. The camp is being facilitated by women in STEM and is offered at no cost to qualified participants. The girls will discover exciting applications for lasers and laser systems and explore science and technology in a highly-interactive environment.

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Continuing Education Course, SEM, Spring 2017

http://www.seattlenano.org/continuing-ed-sem.html

North Seattle College9600 College Way NSeattleWashington98103

Science meets art in this fascinating class as students learn to photograph with a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). Study insects and flowers with incredible magnification and see what the “really small” really looks like. Students will leave with a laminated 8.5” x 11” black and white laminated SEM photograph. Materials fee of $35 is due to instructor on first day of class and includes all lab supplies and use of the SEM. Classes meet Saturdays from 9:30am to 11:30am.

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ARSET Advanced Webinar: Land Cover Classification

http://arset.gsfc.nasa.gov/land/webinars/advanced-land-classification

(8 days)

Online

Land classification is an important first step to assessing land cover and land use. This advanced webinar will provide lectures and hands-on activities focused on using satellite imagery for land cover classification. In two, four hour sessions, attendees will learn how to acquire Landsat imagery, display it in an open-source Geographic Information System (GIS), analyze spectral signatures of land cover types, and conduct a supervised land cover classification. Both sessions will feature a lecture, followed by time for participants to complete hands-on exercises. Instructors will remain online to answer questions and provide guidance and feedback. In addition to the exercises, there will be one online homework assignment. Completion of the homework and live attendance at both lectures are required to receive a certificate of completion.

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ATE Central Sustainability: Who is our Audience? Structuring Successful Partnerships

https://events-na2.adobeconnect.com/content/connect/c1/916595931/en/events/event/shared/de...

Many of the most successful ATE centers have expanded their impact through developing strong partnerships, with industry and with other academic institutions. These partnerships are grounded in a deep and evolving understanding of the needs of each of these key stakeholder groups.  Kevin Cooper, PI of Regional Center for Nuclear Education and Training (RCNET), and Dean, Advanced Technology at Indian River State College has experienced this first-hand, growing the RCNET center to 46 academic partners and 32 industry partners. He will share with us both his philosophy of what makes a good partnership, and the “down and dirty” tactics needed to make these partnerships work.

 

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