Empowering the Next Generation Through Electrical Systems & Sustainability
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This Atlanta, GA day program provides high school students with hands-on STEM training focused on electrical systems and sustainability. Participants learn wiring, troubleshooting, and interpreting electrical diagrams, alongside practical concepts in green building design and sustainable practices. The curriculum includes classroom learning, guest speakers, and site visits to residential buildings, offering direct exposure to real-world applications. Students explore Facility Management (FM) as a profession, covering roles, responsibilities, and industry certifications like LEED. The program emphasizes skilled trades and trade school pathways, integrating content from partners like Construction Ready and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). With a focus on accessibility, this program is sponsored by Metropower and Georgia Tech, making technical education and career exploration available to students interested in the built environment.
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This summer camp, hosted by WeLab doctoral student Marwan Shagar, is a transformative program for high school students from low-income families, offering technical education and career exploration in electrical systems, sustainability, and facility management.
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