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2811:more than robots

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Student Run, Student Built

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Group 2-2930
Have fun, build fun, be fun

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Unity, Professionalism, Let's build a robot

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Student led, mentor supported

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"Building up people as much as robots"

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The robot

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We could focus on our impact with FIRST rather than the role that the students play... Student Run, Student Built has been used by out team since 1995 and creates weird cultural issues within our team

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Student run, student built

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student run-student led

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4500 Robohounds

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A home for all bits

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14906 sea monsters

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We can start focusing on outreach as well as our robot

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Be consistent with our logo so community recognizes us.

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maker fair, burlingame tree lighting, discovery day

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Have a whole group discussion on creating a cohesive message. Go beyond the asthetics.

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3-5854
Enzo

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We can do outreach with companies and partnerships

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Robocamps

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Student planned outreach at 4 local middle schools that inspired future students (we are a high school team)

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2073-Developing members

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events involving the community, reaching out of our school and going to elementary schools

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We need to focus more on what’s specific to our team because there are many other teams that are student led and mentor supported. We need to focus on what makes us unique.

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3-5854
Elaborate on theme more, expand beyond community

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More learning time / transition “learning” year on frc before involvement in frc

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Brainstorm ways that we can make our theme better and be tie in our environment and mission statement

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reaching out to elementary schools, attending community events

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Reach out and attend more activities throughout our community. Also start allowing seniors too pass more work onto the underclassmen .

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We host many FLL and FLLQT tournaments.

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Education - implementing STEAM curriculums, Hackathons, summer camps

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2073
Eaglecourse classes
Eaglereach outreach program

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We build more than robots

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attending discovery day, maker fair, tree lighting

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we don't have a theme

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3-5854
Fll and fll jr teams

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Make robotics seem less intimidating

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Local/regional (middle/elementary)

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Use parent connections (Apple, Google, Daytron, etc.) and sponsorships (Nvidia) and parent connections

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We need to develop a theme...but we have 6 teams on campus. Is it better to have a theme per team or 1 theme for the school?

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2073
Elementary school demo
Museum demo

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Aspire to inspire

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School outreach
Empower students
Work with the river/otters?

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Minibots that kids can drive at outreach events

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We can team up with other community clubs/teams

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Have multiple different subteams such as drive, build,CAD,and PEP.

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We can serve the children in underserved areas that have an interest or passion in STEM, but do not quite have the resources to learn more about it.

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Introduce robotics at a younger age through FLL/FTC/IQ/EDR so that they don't seem like big scary robots and people grow up with them

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2-2930
By letting people know that robotics is for anyone, regardless of skill level to join, through either announcements, or posters, or word of mouth. Also by having everyone be aware of the people around them and inviting them in to groups if they’re new

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2073 We attend demonstrations at local elementary schools and businesses. We bring linkbots and VEX IQ bots for young students to explore STEM in a fun way

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Have a pathway for children to progress through the 4 first programs

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New immigrants to the United States/Refugees from the Middle East

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We are a community team so we serve middle and high schoolers

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Make robotics more part of the fabric of the school community like say a sports team is, make the team something very important to the school community as a whole to ensure not only the team but other students on campus are aware of what is happening and are supportive of all endeavors. In essence build up a fan base on campus that recognizes the achievements of the team, making it more widespread.

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We can make robotics more approachable by promoting STEM at a young age

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Make sure people know that robotics isn’t just engineering, it’s about connecting with the STEM community. You don’t have to know how to work machines and engineering isn’t the only thing in robotics, there’s outreach, marketing, sponsor relations.

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Sumo bot summer camp for incoming freshmen

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We have a national laboratory in our area

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Be more connected with the school community: be involved with assemblies, hang posters in school, etc. Also bringing awareness of the different subteams.

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Our local LGBTQ branch, we can reach out to the Latinos/as in our town, we can also reach out to schools

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1-2073 We serve community member from all different ages. From elementary to the senior citizens at the senior homes

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We try to encourage young kids to join first at a young age by hosting a summer camp where we design an FLL game and help students learn how to build and program an FLL robot

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School (admin helping with integration of recently-arrived populations), Sequoia District Special Needs Program

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We serve western North Carolina and create outreach programs to meet needs of the community ( especially young children)

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Go to events at children's museum and school stem events

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We are a school based team so we serve the high school students in our area

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We can serve the general community. We don’t want to limit our team to specific things, we want to be open so there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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2-2930
We have sure to have a focus on the newer generation of children going into stem, along with our community, both locally and statewide through appealing to state representatives

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1-2073 we partner with Siemens, Duracell, as well as our school engineering academy,IDEA

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2811 we travel to title 1 schools to remove transportation barriers

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Local space museum where we live holds a space festival

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We can partner with other schools, especially within our district.

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Partner with the school, with local businesses, and with different school Clubs.

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We serve many local students at the school including people in our IB programs and including people who aren't. Our school also has a PACIFIC program helps us serve students and children with special needs as well.

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Title 1 grants for ftc

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Local libraries

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4h

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We partnered with a Community Center to promote STEM and FIRST

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Air show
Children's museum stem event
Pima air and space museum

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2811; basketball half time & art fastival

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The Garner Road Community Center (GCC), is a well known community center for underserved kids. At GCC, we teach STEM skills and created FLL Jr. teams. In this way, we promote STEM at a young age, and also held the largest FLL Jr. Expo in North Carolina

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Minibots that kids can drive

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At the Bellevue Arts Fairs we brought our competition robots and smaller ones to the kids area to show

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Qualcomm, a huge company that was founded in San Diego (where we are from), sponsors a lot to of teams and they are very philanthropic

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Mardi Gras events, wooden boat festival, school stem fests, maritime museum that hosts summer camps

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- Bellevue Square Arts Festival
- Women's March
- Boeing Museum of Flight Events

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San Mateo Country Library STEM Programs

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Our buildspace is located at a mall, and is constantly open to others to walk in and ask questions. This makes every single meeting also function as an open- expo, and gives us the opportunity to give people of many diverse backgrounds and interests a better understanding of FIRST/ Robotics, and a chance to see the process we undergo in creating a robot

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We can meet such people at art fairs, schools, cultural events, etc. By setting up a desk or a booth promoting robotics to people who already have a creative mindset, we can ignite an interest in robotics for those who possess what it takes to be successful in robotics.

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Attend air show & children's museum events

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San Mateo Country Library; City of Redwood City Festivals; Middle/Elementary Schools

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We have a frisbee bot that shoots  frisbees at kids and families.  We use this robot out reach events so that kids can experience what robots can do and hopefully get inspired to join the community because FIRST inspires.

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Talk to parents while letting kids drive robots; Aviation Museum events

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3-2073
We host EagleCourse, a summer robotics camp for 4-8th graders. We use VEX IQ bots. We also demo at elementary schoola

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Elementary Schools, introduce robotics to other clubs

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3-2930
By being involved with clubs and organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Ka la ha ya days and parades. Also, by going to local elementary schools and showing them our robot and talking to them about FIRST. We even help with a summer program that engages kids over the summer as well

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2nd Saturdays downtown
University sports games?

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libraries

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Advertise at our school, fundraisers, we send flyers to schools about our summer camp, demonstrations at community events