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Why we hold events The reasons that we hold events, competitions or camps may often seem so obvious – we want to recruit into our programs or schools or lead students toward their untapped potential (a.k.a. - a better future). I just read today that robotics has become so popular because it’s an integrated and engaging approach to all things STEM plus teamwork, problem solving, collaboration, and innovation. The softer reasons that we hold events are also because we want to tell students that we believe in them or that we believe they can do it. It’s great for their self-esteem to know that they have a champion on their side. In a way, it’s also how we are building a better world. A world where people are happier with what they do and achieve. When you believe in yourself and your abilities, what is there to stop you from doing exactly what you want with your life and making the perfect career for yourself? Posted by Celeste Baine on February 22, 2009 Talkback From Reed Brockman - After a COMPLETELY exhausting week of engineering outreach activities, thanks for the quick reminder! Posted on February 22, 2009 at 9:18pm Post your comments to Why we hold events |