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We are increasing the number of engineering innovators and leaders who will make what’s next for the world even better.
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Events
Greenville, South Carolina
Past Events
Clemson PEER & WISE will participate in Legacy Early's Career Day event! Students at Legacy Early are invited to stop by the Next Engineers booth to learn more about what engineers do and Next Engineers can help them explore engineering.
Parents of Legacy Early College students are invited to learn more about Next Engineers, including taking a look at what their students have accomplished in Engineering Discovery, and exploring future opportunities in Engineering Camp and Academy.
Academy students meet for an in-person session on Saturday, April 2, to begin their next design challenge and learn about teamwork, communication, and leadership.
Parents of Hughes Academy students are invited to learn more about Next Engineers, including taking a look at what their students have accomplished in Engineering Discovery, and exploring future opportunities in Engineering Camp and Academy.
Academy students meet for an in-person session on Saturday, March 19, to continue their design projects and learn about teamwork, communication, and leadership.
Engineering Discovery activities will resume in the Greenville area in early March. GE volunteers will join community partner Clemson PEER & WISE in bringing hands-on engineering to 13-14 year old students in local schools.
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