Student volunteers needed! SVEC Open House Reception at PlaySpace Thurs 11/21 (FIRST Robotics talk)

[Elise Engelhardt]

Hi students!  I really could use a few volunteers on Thursday evening to help set up and take down this event:
 http://www.eventbrite.com/event/9191519081
It will have tons of professional contacts for you plus it is helpful for the location which runs FIRST Robotics outreach locally.  Also I will send any leftover food home with any students who show up to help.  (That could be quite a lot since we are under on attendance signups so far.)  If you can help out, please sign up for one of the volunteer spots on the website, thanks!!!  ~Elise

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Please join the Silicon Valley Engineering Council at our annual Open House Thursday November 21st, to share ideas and camaraderie. The event will begin with a networking reception will be from 5:30-7pm   The speaking program will be 7-9pm.  Join us at The PlaySpace for an exciting evening. Colleagues, friends and spouses are invited.  The event is free.

Please sign up so we will have a name tag printed for you:
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/9191519081

  Program highlights of the Open House include:

·         Networking Reception with many local engineers
·         Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame 2014 Inductees Announcement
·         Speaker  Jill Wilker on FIRST Lego and Robotics Programs
 ·         Keeper of the Flame Teacher Award
·         Discover “E” (Engineering) Program
·         SVEC 2013 Scholarship Program Call for Applications
·         SVEC Engineers Week Banquet February 2014

The Play Space is a partnership between Playing At Learning and California FIRST. The space serves as a home for all of FIRST in Northern California. The Play Space is the first of its kind in the world; a home for the entire range of FIRST programs, FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC), FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), FIRST LEGO League (FLL) and Jr. FIRST LEGO League (JrFLL). The space serves as a focal point for more than 600 youth robotics teams, representing at least 5000 students, all aggressively engaged in learning about STEM careers.

The Silicon Valley Engineering Council, the alliance for engineering leaders in the Silicon Valley, serves as a collective focus to support your professional engineering organization and to serve the needs of your membership and the engineering education community in the San Francisco Bay Area.

We hope to see you !

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