Our Partners
ABB
ATE Central
American Manufacturing Hall of Fame
Business Higher Education Forum
Connecticut State Colleges and Universities
College of the Canyons
Drinkpak
FLorida Advanced Technological Education Center
Fanuc
HAAS Automation Inc
Intel
Manufacturing USA
Micro Nano National Center
National Center for Autonomous Technologies
New England Spring and Metalstamping Association
Pratt and Whitney
Resource Collaborative for Immersive Technologies
Weber State University
Advanced Functional Fabrics of America
Aerospace Components Manufacturers
American Welding Society
CBIA
Connecticut State Community College
Columbus State Community College
Eastern Connecticut Workforce Investment Board
FST Logistics
Festo
ITT Aerospace Controls
Lincoln Electric
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Association of Manufacturing
National Coalition of Advanced Technology Centers
North Dakota State College of Science
RAH Industries Aerospace Manufacturing
Stanley Black & Decker
Woodward
Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing
Airgas Company
BILT
CESMII
Central Community College
Connecticut Manufacturers' Collabortive
EdAdvance
Fabricators and Manufacturers Association International
General Dynamics Electric Boat
InnovateBIO
Lorain County Community College
Massachusetts Technology Collaborative
NC3
National Tooling and Machining Association
Northrop Grumman
RIT DeafTEC
Trumpf
Yuba College
The Mechanical and Manufacturing Technologies for Energy and Sustainability (MET2) Program better prepares community college and college or university mechanical manufacturing engineering and technology students with technical, social, professional, and entrepreneurial skills required to meet today’s workforce demands.
MET2 Program provides genuine, real-world challenges or problems to fuel projects explored by self-managed
Program Teams of students. Program Teams are inter-institutional, interdisciplinary, and self-managed to capitalize on the synergy between the theoretical knowledge of university students and faculty (5 partner
universities), complemented by the requisite hands-on technical skills of community college students and faculty
(12 partner community colleges). Program Teams will meet and conduct research culminating in a professional-level final report and presentation.
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