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For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology

"Our mission is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication and leadership."

FIRST in Pre-Engineering

Pre-Engineering students at Moore Norman Technology Center design and build a robot each year as part of thier Capstone course "Engineering Design and Development".

OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONAL RESULTS

Team 1742 competed at the inaugural OKC FIRST Robotics Regional Competition this last week, and although we did not win the competition, we did very well. We made it to the "Final Four". We had some electrical "gremlins" invade our robot that caused us to not control our own destiny and pick our own alliance going into the finals, but we fought our way back into contention. Judges and our peers were impressed with our robot, and we were the first robot selected by the #1 seeded team to go into the finals competition.

Team SHOCKWAVE is the winner of the 2008 Oklahoma City Regional Johnson & Johnson Gracious Professionalism Award.

Team 1742 was recognized for outstanding sportsmanship and gracious professionalism in the heat of competition, both on and off the playing field.

We helped many teams that showed up on Thursday with non- functioning robots complete their robot, pass inspection, and participate in the competition. We loaned out materials and expertise during all of the competition, and represented MNTC and our schools very well.

What we are most proud of is how our team persevered and competed with honor during the competition. During all of the trials associated with a technical competition of this magnitude, we stayed focused on working through the problems, and maintaining a positive attitude toward our teammates and the other robotics teams. Our students did us proud.

Specials THANK YOU's are in order:

John, Linda, Jeanette, and Steve - having enthusiastic support from administration fuels the fires, and allows us to sleep at night - knowing you have our backs.

Carla, Jeannie, Barbara and Roger - helping us purchase and keep track of all our parts, tools , registrations, and other costs on a timely manner is invaluable in a short build time.

Gil Lenker, Tracy Jones, Terry Williamson and their students - our designs have become more dependent on custom made fabricated parts over the 3 years we have competed. As a result we are relying heavily on the quality, precision, and professionalism of their students as they build our designed components. Not one part failed during competition. More importantly, their enthusiastic support and efforts allows our visions to become reality. You guys are the best.

The entire marketing department- for helping us reach out to future students by taking them to the competition.

And so many other of you that offered their support and encouragement for our team and robot we thank you.

This truly is a team effort and we are humbled by the opportunity you all give to our students. This is fun. Let's do it again next year!

Thanks,
Art and Jason

 

 

 

2008 OKC Regional

Johnson & Johnson Gracious Professionals Award Winner

 
 
 
 

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