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Partnering with businesses, schools, and colleges to meet the engineering needs of Maryland manufacturing.

The TIME Center at the Community College of Baltimore County is  improving skills of technicians and the educators who teach them.

► More about the TIME Center

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Spotlight: 

This National conference is a unique opportunity for community and
technical college educators and stakeholders seeking professional development
opportunities, educational materials, collaborative ventures, and insights into
emerging market trends to develop and advance the technical workforce of
the 21st Century.  For registration information go to:  www.highimpact-tec.org

Spotlight: 

 

Wor-Wic offers Environmental Energy

Wor-Wic Community College is currently offering classes for the Environmental Energy Technology Degree and Certificate.  Environmental energy technicians have opportunities as electrical, electronics, manufacturing, automation and industrial technicians.  This program is rooted in AC and DC electric circuits, hydraulics, geographic information systems, solar, wind and other renewable energy systems.
For more information click here or contact Don Nicholson at dnicholson@worwic.edu.

News & Events

         

CCBC Instructor Integrates Fab Lab concepts into her Interior Design course
Moira Gannon-Denson received a TIME Center Learning Project mini-grant to integrate the Fab Lab into one of the Interior Design Courses, part of the ADIM curriculum.  As part of her project Ms. Gannon-Denson and Interior Design student, Allison Steele, recently traveled to North Carolina to receive additional training on the ShopBot®.

  • Revit workshop for secondary and post-secondary instructors to be held on May  11, 2012 at CCBC Catonsville.  Click here for information.
  • Hear about the  CCBC Fab Lab and other rapid technologies at Next Gen-M Rapid Tech Conference on April 27th at the Crowne Plaza in Timonium.  Register at RMI.

Most Requested

 
 

CCBC Fab Lab at Catonsville

All persons wishing to use the Fab Lab must complete an Introduction course
(VOA 843, cost $99.00 (in county cost)).   Operating Hours vary.  For more information visit the
Fab Lab website at www.fablabbaltimore.org  or contact Bill Werneke wwerneke@ccbcmd.edu.

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