Manufacturing Education Live at IMTS
At the Advanced Manufacturing Center at IMTS 2012, manufacturing instructor Craig Cegileski and his students from Eleva-Strum High School discussed "Filling the Skills Gap," a video complement to the September Modern Machine Shop cover story featuring the innovative (and thriving) manufacturing program at Eleva-Strum High School.
IMTS attendees watch Filling the Skills Gap, a video complement to Manufacturing Education, the September Modern Machine Shop cover story about an innovative manufacturing program at Eleva-Strum High School in Wisconsin.
Craig Cegielski and students discuss their roles in Eleva-Strum's manufacturing education program. At the school, students in the manufacturing program manage a fully-functioning job shop that makes production parts for customers. The students manage all aspects of the business from preparing RFQs to producing parts to invoicing and collections.
The Eleva-Strum High School / Cardinal Manufacturing display in the Advanced Manufacturing Center at IMTS 2012, displays production parts manufactured by the student team at Cardinal Manufacturing.
Craig Cegielski and students pose in front of the custom built media display featuring the September Modern Machine Shop cover and cover story which examines the innovative manufacturing skills program at Eleva-Strum High School.
Attendees and students network near the Eleva-Strum / Cardinal Manufacturing media display at the Advanced Manufacturing Center at IMTS 2012.
