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Thank you Hartfiel Automation

9/12/2016

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The Green Girls STEM Foundation partnered with Hartfiel Automation to financially sponsor the 2016 MN FTC Kickoff. The donation paid for the University of Minnesota Great Hall and the rooms used for the education sessions. Thank you Hartfiel Automation for your support and dedication towards STEM!
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2016 Aspirations in Computing Applications Open

9/12/2016

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The 5th annual Minnesota Aspirations in Computing Awards application has opened. It's hosted by Advance IT Minnesota and prominent local partners and is open to Minnesota's female students in grades 9-12 who have technology interests. Please encourage all girls to apply. It's a great way to get recognized for achievements in computing. To apply please visit:

http://advanceitmn.org/aspirations-in-computing-awards
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2016 FTC Kickoff

9/12/2016

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FIRST kicked off the 2016-2017 FTC season on Saturday, November 10 by revealing the new challenge called Velocity Vortex.

The Minnesota kickoff at the University of Minnesota was a big success with educational sessions provided by FTC teams; a professional track with speakers from Stratasys, Recon Robotics and AndyMark; and a keynote by the one and only Woodie Flowers. The U of M's Great Hall was packed with more than 700 people to listen to the keynote and attend sessions.

The event was hosted by High Tech Kids, The Green Girls STEM Foundation, Hartfiel Automation, the University of Minnesota, The Green Girls Robotics Team 7190 and Epic Robotics Team 8712. To learn more about the season's challenge watch the following video:

http://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/ftc/game-and-season

High Tech Kids needs volunteers for regional and state tournaments. It's a great way to give back, see cool robots that future engineers are building and have a lot of fun. If you're interested contact High Tech Kids (www.hightechkids.org) or The Green Girls Robotics Team (greengirlsrobotics@gmail.com) or the Green Girls STEM Foundation (ggstemfoundation@gmail.com).

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