Working together
to promote
rewarding careers
in manufacturing.

We had Auburn reach out to us this week about doing internships. I asked her what was her reasoning for reaching out to us? She said that several kids who attended the Expo at Perry requested internships at Habco after visiting our booth. Way to go AWT! It is working!

I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I am impressed with you and the whole robotics competition. Last Fall when I came to the meeting at Fredon, I had no idea what an undertaking the project is for everyone involved, and the constant time commitment to make the project work. Thank you for all of your kindness and patience, and for all that you did to make the event happen at such a high level. I am very glad that we were able to be a part of it, and I know it will impact our students’ lives in Euclid for a long time to come.

The work you and AWT are doing is very impressive and glad to see it is catching the attention of the community! The focus on changing how high schools see manufacturing careers and better prepare our kids for this industry continues to be mission critical to our long term success.

The first Beaumont robotics team was the driving force to adding a CAD class at Beaumont …. They used their success to encourage other females to pursue STEM careers. Each [of these young ladies] is currently in college pursuing STEM careers. Four have interned in Manufacturing roles in local Cleveland companies. All would tell you that they love combat robots and their experience in the AWT provided them with the opportunity to succeed. They learned to problem solve, to work in teams, to benchmark, to communicate clearly and to present their ideas. They committed to each other and themselves that they would build a successful RoboBot representing Beaumont and AWT on a local and National level.