Educators
Employees Wanted
Wanted: employees with science, engineering and information technology skills
There is a crisis in today’s workforce, and the future is in your hands.
Nearly 40 percent of NASA’s employees are over 55, and only 4 percent are under 30. And, the National Science Board says the number of U.S. jobs requiring science and engineering skills is growing almost 5 percent per year!
To obtain maximum impact from our research investments and ensure the availability of a modern workforce, educational advances must keep pace with science, engineering and computer science.
Learning doesn’t start or end in kindergarten, college or when we enter the workforce. It starts when formal learning begins, and it is a lifelong process that works best in a culture that embraces and supports lifelong learning.
Join Avetec as we prepare students for tomorrow’s high tech world.
Featured Events
2007 Vectren Dayton Air Show
July 28-29 - Dayton Celebrates the US Air Force’s 60th Anniversary of Air and Space Power. Plans are underway for a special year at the Dayton Air Show!
Young Women’s Summer Institute
July 18 - Avetec will host eighteen young women participating in Wittenberg University’s Young Women Summer Institute July 18, 2007. These middle school students (7th and 8th grade) interested in science will be treated to hands-on exercises in math and science including bridge building and demolition. We will also demonstrate our virtual reality capabilities.
National Aviation Hall of Fame – Wings of Women Conference
July 20 - The National Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton, Ohio is hosting a one-day conference highlighting outstanding women who have achieved success and recognition in their respective aviation/aerospace fields. These women will share their passion, commitment and time with high school girls looking towards their future career and personal development. The conference is part of the National Aviation Hall of Fame’s commitment to inspiring the next generation of innovators, entrepreneurs, scientists, engineers, pilots, astronauts and dreamers. Clark County has 16 participants out of a total of 70 participants from Ohio and surrounding states.
