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Selected students will receive comprehensive financial support, covering 97% of their tuition and fees, equivalent to $48,000 over two years.
On Thursday, Oct. 4, from 5:30–8:30 p.m., Millersville University’s Department of Applied Engineering, Safety and Technology will host a seminar for female students who are interested in learning about careers in graphic communications or teaching technology and engineering (or STEM education).
Did you know that there are robots on campus? 🤖 <br /> <br /> @hecmaryscintron first learned about #robotics as a high school student at @mccaskeyhighschool through a program here at MU’s Applied Engineering, Safety & Technology Department (@aest.millersville) that provided internships through the Lititz-based robotics integrator Precision Cobotics, LLC.<br /> <br /> These high school internships give students access to mentorship from college students, faculty members, and industry professionals along with hands-on experience with cutting-edge robotics technology. They even do work for real clients! <br /> <br /> That program - Robotic WorX – was made possible by a partnership between Precision Cobotics, LLC and grant funding from the Lancaster County STEM Alliance.
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