Biennial Program Review
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Future Self Center and Maker Space offers districts in the Dayton region an alternative to expulsion for students in grades 6-12, providing opportunities to explore STEM fields, such as advanced manufacturing, digital fabrication, robotics, lasers, and biotechnology. While attending the Future Self Center, students explore potential STEM careers and gain skills and industry-recognized credentials.
Program Activities
Students (Grade 6-12)
Participate in learning activities in advanced manufacturing, digital fabrication, robotics, lasers, and biotechnology
Explore STEM careers
Work towards industry certifications and credentials
Program Near-Term Outcomes
Gain skills in STEM fields leading to jobs and careers
Increase awareness of STEM careers
Earn certifications in STEM career fields
DSEC Near-Term Outcomes
Increased participant STEM competencies (STEM skills, knowledge, abilities, and confidence)
Increased participant awareness of, and interest in, DoD STEM research and careers
Increased student interest and engagement in STEM (formal and informal)
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