Northern Michigan Exploring

A wonderful event took place on Saturday, April 27, 2019. Students from Northern Michigan explored the career field of Fresh Water Studies that is offered at Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City MI. They got a hands on experience that could lead them to many different careers.
They practiced with problem solving in the classroom and then used different pieces of equipment to monitor stream quality at a spring and stream near the TC Commons area. It was a great day for a hike.

Here is a link to photos from the event: https://photos.app.goo.gl/unC7LnTsqJfXQqBv5

Thanks to a collaboration between Northwestern Michigan College, Newton’s Road, and the Career Exploring Program these school year monthly programs are being offered for middle and high school aged students.

Check out future offerings at:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/NMExploring/events/?ref=page_internal

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College and Trade School tuition is expensive, especially if you don’t have a clue about what you want to do after high school. So, we’re offering you – females and males between ages 14 and 20 – a chance to “try before you buy” through our 10-month Exploring Program. You’ll get hands-on experience in careers of the future like robotics; electric and autonomous vehicles; and medical imaging. For additional information or to sign up, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/exploring-stem-careers-tickets-49452921018 or contact Mark Ewing at [email protected].

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Exploring STEM Careers This is a 9 month program for young men and women, ages 14-20 interested in STEM career exploration. Meetings will be held one or two Saturday's a month with most sessions occuring from 12pm-4pm. This year's program offerings include; Rockets, Medical Analytical Systems, Pharmacy Technology, Coding....

On April 7 the students participating in the CanSat program explored the satellite modules, elected some project leaders and discussed possible experiments to run