East Hartford
The State of Connecticut has launched a one-stop resource for students, parents, and educators. This initiative links young women interested in STEAM with programs, camps, internships, careers, and local resources.
This resource walks through the history of Women in STEM and includes major events. Learn how we can get girls more involved in STEM now and in the future.
Inform students about critical information regarding their college education and career choices to help set them up for success.
Learn about STEM careers and resources available for women in STEM.
COT-NCNGM was created through an award from the National Science Foundation and addresses the need for highly skilled workers in the new manufacturing workplace by building programs that provide resources to educators and students interested in learning new technologies in manufacturing.
Goodwin offers degree and certificate programs to develop the skills that will lead to careers in manufacturing, including manufacturing management, CNC machining, quality systems, and welding.
CSCU is made up of 17 colleges and universities and offers credit and skill-building programs at most schools.
The largest high school system in Connecticut serves all geographic regions with 17 diploma-granting technical high schools.
The Manufacturing cluster prepares students for careers in manufacturing in areas including automated manufacturing, mechanical design and engineering, mechatronics, precision machining, and welding and metal fabrication.
