K-12 Explorer Workshops:
Connecting students with stem-based careers and learning opportunities.
- Build your own 3D printer
- Summer Maker Club
- High School STEM Workshops
- Advanced Manufacturing Field Trips
MTEN operates as a key convener to link and promote science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) educational programming in Delaware County
Led by Purdue Polytechnic Anderson and the Future of Work Muncie, MTEN collaborates with local businesses, K-12 schools, higher education and community organizations to;
Strengthen a cohesive linkage among all stakeholders along the “STEM Education to Workforce Pipeline” to improve the vitality and sustainability of the local workforce
Promote and energize regional STEM programming that establishes the skills necessary for a competitive and innovative future economic base
Create new programming to prepare and inspire students for STEM-focused careers and college readiness
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Purdue Polytechnic
- Custom Workforce Trainings
- Full-time faculty member teaching dual credit classes at Muncie Central High School
- Expert instruction for workshops and trainings
- Virtual and Muncie-based certification classes coming soon
Eci vex robotics league
Working with schools and non-profit partners, the VEX robotics league will provide the opportunity for students to build STEM skills through hands-on learning in the classroom and beyond. In the VEX Robotics Competition, teams of students are tasked with designing and building a robot to play against other teams in a game-based engineering challenge. Contact us for more information about teacher training, shared practice fields and start-up grants.
I AM THE FUTURE OF WORK is a career campaign that gives students an up-close and un-scripted look at local career opportunities in high-growth, high-demand job fields. With guidance from our Future of Work Advisory Team and Muncie Community Schools, this pilot project was developed to give a real-life face to STEM-based jobs and help connect students with educational opportunities starting at their local high schools.
