Dual Enrollment Technician Pathways and Careers in Electronics Engineering and Computer Integrated Machining

This project is designed to recruit rural high school students into community college technician degree programs that are linked to manufacturing jobs in the region. The project activities include: 1) developing a new Electronics Engineering Technology dual-enrollment program, 2) creating awareness among high school and college counselors, teachers and faculty, parents and students on the content of and career potential for Electronics Engineering and Computer-Integrated Machining technicians, 3) providing activities including summer camps to increase the recruitment of female and male high school students to dual enrollment technology programs, and 4) educating high school and college counselors on technician careers through externships and return to industry programs.

ATE Award Metadata

Award Number
1303996, 1532907
Funding Status
ATE Start Date
July 1st, 2013
ATE Expiration Date
November 30th, 2017
ATE Principal Investigator
Deborah Porto
Primary Institution
Johnston Community College; Haywood Community College (Former)
Record Type
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