By Samantha Ellis | Operations Manager
FIRST Chesapeake dba VirginiaFIRST continues to engage students with direct hands-on programs using robotics as the "vehicle" to develop the technical and non-technical life skills to be successful in future academic and career efforts.
“While spectators may come to the event thinking it’s all about the robot, they’ll quickly see that the robot is a vehicle that reinforces STEM-based concepts and teaches valuable life skills such as leadership and creativity,” said FIRST Chesapeake Executive Director Leighann Scott Boland in a recent newspaper interview (http://bit.ly/2tO6mL0).
In the past 90 days, FIRST Chesapeake dba VirginiaFIRST has successfully
As always, our volunteers are the key to our success. Whether your skills are technical or not, or even a bit rusty, we can use your help. Program support, pre-event planning, assistance with workshops and competitions, help with a team – all are needed, and we would love for you to join us.
To quote a volunteer - “There is so much bad news these days, but being a part of this event left me with such a feeling of hope!!” Get more information at: https://www.firstchesapeake.org/volunteer
We appreciate the support of individuals and corporations who help us continue to do what we do best - build a strong and engaged community of future technology leaders in DC, Maryland and Virginia.
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By Samantha Ellis | Operations Manager
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