The following projects received TIME Center funding during the 2008-2009 school year. Please contact the named individual for information.
Mr. Schweinsberg attended class and completed his certification as Associate Welding Inspector meeting the requirements for AWS QC1 Standard for AWS certification. He will now be able to certify his welding students.
Mike Schweinsberg
Carroll County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC)
1125 Washington RD Westminster, MD 21157
mjschwe@k12.carr.org
410-751-3669
Mr. Gilbert researched, interviewed engineers and developed curriculum for engineering a more efficient office building design. The new curriculum includes the guidelines that are being adopted by Architects and Engineers that will have a profound impact on a building's “Carbon Footprint.”
Mr. Joe Gilbert
New Town High School
4937 New Town Blvd.
Owings Mills, MD 21117
jgilbert@bcps.org
410-887-1614
CTE instructors took field trips to manufacturers, a military installation, and other schools, to broaden their knowledge of manufacturing and engineering workforce needs.
Mr. Tim Corder
Cecil County Public Schools
801 Elkton Blvd.
Elkton, MD 21921
tcorder@ccps.org
410-996-1082
Ms. Crook received instruction on MasterCam software, updated the software in her lab and prepared new lesson plans for use with her students. Lessons will be piloted during the 2009-2010 school year.
Ms. Katie Crook
Sollers Point Technical High School
325 Sollers Point Road
Baltimore, MD 21222
kcrook@bcps.org
410-887-7075
Mr. Martinez updated his knowledge on MasterCam and EdgeCam and prepared new lesson plans for use with his students. Lessons will be piloted during the 2009-2010 school year.
Mr. Al Martinez
Watkins Mill High School
10301 Apple Ridge Road
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
aldwin_martinez@mcpsmd.org
301-840-3959
Mr. Readyhough served a week long internship with Radnor Manufacturing and prepared new lessons for use with his students during the 2009-2010 school year.
Eric Readyhough
James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center
24005 Point Lookout Road
Leonardtown, MD 20650
ecreadyhough@smcps.org
301-475-0242
Mr. Hollyfield served a week long internship with MDL Manufacturing and prepared new lessons for use with his students during the 2009-2010 school year.
John Hollyfield
North Point High School
2500 Davis Road
Waldorf, Maryland 20603
jhollyfield@ccboe.com
301-753-1759
Mr. Jenkins worked with two local manufacturing companies, completed a new curriculum for CNC for his Precision Machining program. It will be piloted during the 2009-2010 school year.
Stephen Jenkins
Parkside High School
1015 Beaglin Park Drive
Salisbury, MD 21801
sjenkins@wcboe.org
410-677-5144
Mr. Stephens spent time at MaTech, a local manufacturer, updated his course objectives and developed new assessment strategies in preparation for articulation with Wor Wic Community College program.
Rick Stephens
Worcester Technical High School
6290 Worcester HighwayNewark, MD 21841
ristephens@mail.worcester.k12.md.us
410-632-5050
Ms. LeMire made curriculum modifications to better serve students in the Engineering Technology curriculum. Ms. LeMire also continued her work to provide additional professional development to PLTW instructors.
Laura LeMire
llemire@ccbcmd.edu
Community College of Baltimore County
800 S. Rolling Road
Baltimore, MD 21228
443-840-5904
Dr. Ebersole continued work on her STEM project by soliciting names for her STEM Advisory Committee, creating an inventory of CCBC STEM initiatives, and established a STEM vision and mission statement.
Dr. Tara Ebersole
STEM Coordinator
Community College of Baltimore County
800 S. Rolling Road
Baltimore, MD 21228
tebersol@ccbcmd.edu
443-840-5948
Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Hale, both of Caroline County Technology Center used funds to complete NCCER certification and updated their curriculum for the 2009-2010 school year
Mr. Michael Sullivan
Mr. Keith Hale
Caroline County Career and Technology Center
10855 Central Avenue
Ridgely, MD 21660
keith_hale@mail.cl.k12.md.us
Michael_sullivan@mail.cl.k12.md.us
410-479-0100
Dr. Shore added a robotics unit to the Towson University Middle Grades Partnership program (a summer camp experience for Baltimore City middle school students). Funds were used for robotics kits and the robotics instructor. The project also included two HS students who served as mentors.
Dr. Felice Shore
Towson University
7800 York Road
fshore@towson.edu
410-704-4450
Mr. Nastvogel of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute is pursuing a manufacturing process unit with his students during the 2009-2010 school year as part of the school’s ongoing project: Design of Places, Things, and Systems to Meliorate Baltimore Neighborhoods.
Mr. Fred Nastvogel
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
1400 W. Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, MD 21209
410-396-7026
stem.fnastvogel@comcast.net
“The TIME Center internship program provided an avenue of research within the modular manufacturing industry that benefited all of my students.”
Mike Svezzese, Instructor
Harford Technical School
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