ACADEMICS: Clemson's EMAGINE Program Visits CAT Students
Freshmen students in the Carolina Alliance for Technology (CAT) program participated in an in-school field study with students and professors from the Clemson University EMAGINE program on May 12th. This team from Clemson's College of Engineering and Science travels throughout S.C. each spring to spark the interest of students and to encourage them to consider a career in engineering. One goal of the "EMAGINE" tour is to shatter the misconception that engineering is boring, a field reserved for math-and-science braniacs. To show how engineering applies to the real world, the team led our students through a series of design challenges that included activities in civil, electrical and computer, materials science and mechanical engineering.
Freshmen students in the Carolina Alliance for Technology (CAT) program participated in an in-school field study with students and professors from the Clemson University EMAGINE program on May 12th. This team from Clemson's College of Engineering and Science travels throughout S.C. each spring to spark the interest of students and to encourage them to consider a career in engineering. One goal of the "EMAGINE" tour is to shatter the misconception that engineering is boring, a field reserved for math-and-science braniacs. To show how engineering applies to the real world, the team led our students through a series of design challenges that included activities in civil, electrical and computer, materials science and mechanical engineering.
