If you are a rising junior or senior in an under-represented minority group who is interested in a career in engineering, mathematics, science or technology, this one-week program is designed for you.

Deciding on an engineering career can be difficult, especially if you’re not sure exactly what being an engineer involves. Whether building blast-resistant buildings, producing clean energy, designing components for automobiles, or a wide variety of other engineering jobs, this program was developed to give high school juniors and seniors first-hand knowledge of what engineers actually do. Minority Introduction to Technology and Engineering (MITE) will help you understand how mathematics and the sciences relate to engineering, and if engineering is a career choice for you.

MITE is different from our Jackling Introduction to Engineering program in that it typically is a much smaller group of students and allows for more faculty interaction.

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MO, 65409
Contact: Brad Starbuck
Grade Level: K-12, High School
Discipline: Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Technology, Computers
Website: http://precollege.mst.edu/MITE.html

Filed under: Grades 9-12, K-12 Outreach Programs

Tags: Minority Group Engineers, Workshops