This program, started in 1996 for high school teachers who teach science, math, and technology, provide engineering externships and curriculum development based on real-world experiences. The program includes a stipend for qualified teachers. This program focuses on content and skill development for high school students in math, science and technology. Students are paid while they learn in the three-week program. This program is an engineering summer camp for 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students.
Students participate in directed engineering activities culminating in a team competition.
Many of these programs are taught out of CAMP's fully equipped Manufacturing Discovery Lab at the CAMP Manufacturing Technology Complex on the campus of Cleveland State University. Hands-on educational activities provide a learning environment that engages students and educators through new strategies, projects and programs. To attract quality students AMC offers competitive wages. Students committed to a four-year baccalaureate program are eligible to apply. The focus of the REU program is applied research for manufacturing innovations.