Explore high-paying careers in clean, high-tech Connecticut manufacturing.
Educators
Teacher Externs 2010
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Eric Stroehle (right) Manufacturing professor at Naugatuck Valley Community College, consults with Engineering Project Manager Rich Way (left) at FuelCell Energy. Eric is immersed in lean manufacturing and value stream mapping. |
Frank Sesto, Manufac- turing Dept. Head at E.C. Goodwin Tech, works with a CMM machine at Associated Spring. Frank is learning about new technology used in machining processes. |
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Sheila Gambino, Technology Teacher at Bethel High School, is learning new software at Emerson to help her develop robotics and engineering curriculum. |
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Ernie Todd, Pre-electrical Engineering teacher at Norwich Tech, builds audio-visual components for Telaid, a leader in telecommunications servicing. He plans on developing a curriculum around audio-visual electronic networking for his engineering classes. |
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Ray Frost, Technology instructor at Rockville High School, makes adjustments on a CNC machine at Habco in Glastonbury.
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Chris Porto, Pre-electrical Engineering teacher at Norwich Tech, works on an engineering project at Ultra Electronics Measurements.
| Haoyu Wang, Manufacturing Professor at Central Connecticut State University, works in robotics research at ABB, Inc. Mechatronics. |  |
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