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Flexible Schedule
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Monument, CO 80132
In our makerspace high school students have an opportunity to explore their interests in technology and engineering. Our nonprofit offers high school students internships under our social enterprise to Go-To-Market with their product, service or event ideas. In our facility D38's Bearbotics FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 4068 and FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams (#s 19541, 19970 and 20771) hold their team meetings and build their competitive robots. We also offer Open Build times for high school students to come in to explore projects. Starting in 2022 we will begin offering Summer Camps to provide opportunities for younger students to be inspired to continue their interests in technology and engineering. Mentors are available to students with their projects and / or they can share projects that they are doing at work or as a hobby to encourage student interests in these fields. In this volunteer opportunity as a Product, Service or Event Manager you will be helping provide continuation of products, services or events under our social enterprise between semesters and if we have different high school interns that come onboard. This includes mentoring interns in their planning and execution of next steps when they come onboard each semester. A critical understanding about our social enterprise is not that we have a successful product, service or event Go-To-Market but that our interns are able to connect with industry partners, interview individuals at businesses and explore career pathways along the way. Times that we are open varies. For our interns we typically like to schedule their internships during their off-period or shortly after school from 3pm to 6pm. Hours with them vary on the project and we typically bring them onboard for 60 hours per semester. Summers are typically busy the first two weeks, the week before/after July 4th and the last two weeks before school starts for D38. Otherwise we leverage Microsoft Teams for communications and our project repository. Thank you for considering. We looking forward to you joining our team!
Date Posted: Jun 18, 2022
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Nov 19
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Nov 19
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08:00 AM
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06:00 PM
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Monument, CO 80132
We are hosting a MITEE Exhibition* on Saturday, November 19th, 2022. This exhibition will offer an opportunity for high school students to share their projects either individually or as a team. We are hosting a robotics FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) scrimmage for teams in the area. In addition, we will have an enclosed field for combat bots (fly and ant weights), an area for autonomous or RC vehicles and an areas for drones (either inside or outside). There may also be booths for individuals who would like to share their projects or other organizations to showcase their programs. We need volunteers to help us setup most of the areas the night before and on the day of the event direct participants to different areas to get setup and to run some of the areas by rotating participants. We are uncertain about the number of attendees at this point, but we will need help directing attendees and keeping them out of the participant pit areas. In some areas we will have video, microphones and speakers that we will need help setting up on Friday and managing on Saturday. There will be a need for power and arranging power cords for the different pit areas for participants. *MITEE stands for Monumental Impact for Technology, Engineering and Entrepreneurship. More details about Monumental Impact and this event are on our website: https://monumentalimpact.org/events/mitee-exhibition/
Date Posted: Jun 18, 2022
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Flexible Schedule
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Monument, CO 80132
In our space high school students have an opportunity to explore their interests in technology and engineering either through: our social enterprise's interns developing products, services or event content or Bearbotics' FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 4068 Bearbotics' FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams (#s 19541, 19970 and 20771) Mentors can help students with their projects and / or share projects that they are doing at work or as a hobby to encourage their interests in these fields. The primary time our interns meet is during the summer, but we do have some that continue development or delivery of our products, service or event content during the school year. Each internship is 60 hours per semester. The FRC Team is very busy at least 3-5 times a week during their build season starting the first Saturday in January through end of March. The FTC teams are busy in the fall 2-3 times a week starting the second Saturday in September through to the state championship which towards the end of February,
Date Posted: Jun 18, 2022
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Flexible Schedule
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Monument, CO 80132
In our makerspace high school students have an opportunity to explore their interests in technology and engineering. Our nonprofit offers high school students internships under our social enterprise to Go-To-Market with their product, service or event ideas. In our facility D38's Bearbotics FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 4068 and FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams (#s 19541, 19970 and 20771) hold their team meetings and build their competitive robots. We also offer Open Build times for high school students to come in to explore projects. Starting in 2022 we will begin offering Summer Camps to provide opportunities for younger students to be inspired to continue their interests in technology and engineering. Mentors are available to students with their projects and / or they can share projects that they are doing at work or as a hobby to encourage student interests in these fields. In this volunteer opportunity as a Board Member you will lead our nonprofit to success towards our mission to enable and support high school students in technology and engineering with experiences. You should be our strongest advocate, help us raise funds and make industry connections that help our community and capabilities grow. We currently reside within the East Rooms at the Grace Best Facility owned by D38. Currently there are limitations in our space for growth and capabilities. D38 has identified that they intend to make changes to the building, but we are assuming that these changes will not occur until at least 2 years out due to D38 funding. You are an advocate for our programs and programs we support like Bearbotics within Grace Best in its current state and for our future needs. Our Bylaws have been filed and available on the Colorado Secretary of State website: https://www.coloradosos.gov/biz/ViewImage.do?masterFileId=20201028430&fileId=20201128110 Board members terms are two years and start in July. Votes occur in June. Thank you for considering and please follow-up if you have questions. We look forward to meeting with you!
Date Posted: Jun 18, 2022
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Flexible Schedule
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Monument, CO 80132
In our makerspace high school students have an opportunity to explore their interests in technology and engineering. Our nonprofit offers high school students internships under our social enterprise to Go-To-Market with their product, service or event ideas. In our facility D38's Bearbotics FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 4068 and FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams (#s 19541, 19970 and 20771) hold their team meetings and build their competitive robots. We also offer Open Build times for high school students to come in to explore projects. Starting in 2022 we will begin offering Summer Camps to provide opportunities for younger students to be inspired to continue their interests in technology and engineering. Mentors are available to students with their projects and / or they can share projects that they are doing at work or as a hobby to encourage student interests in these fields. In this volunteer opportunity as a Fundraising Campaign Manager you will be helping raise funds for our programs and programs that are in our space like D38's Bearbotics. Our goal is to build a community environment that is welcoming and provide opportunities for students to explore their interests in technology and engineering. This can range from either funding or coordinating with parents of student community members for snacks during team meetings to raising funds to provide shared equipment and resources. Another area is raising funds to enable a group of students to either compete at an event or go to an industry conference. Raising funds can be a collaborative effort with students. Sponsorships can be explored. As a 501c3 additional matching funds can be setup and all be promoted with employers to raise funds. We currently reside within the East Rooms at the Grace Best Facility owned by D38. Currently there are limitations in our space for growth and capabilities. D38 has identified that they intend to make changes to the building, but we are assuming that these changes will not occur until at least 2 years out due to D38 funding. We are open to what you are able to offer. ;-) Thank you for considering. We looking forward to you joining our team!
Date Posted: Jun 18, 2022
