Summer manufacturing camps give area high schoolers hands-on experience

Sep 7, 2021 | 2:06 PM

Students who participated in week 1 of the camp hold the bluetooth speakers they created — *Students from Minnewaska, Osakis, Perham and Sauk Centre participated in week 1 of the camp.*

Students who participated in week 2 of the camp hold the bluetooth speakers they created — *Students from Alexandria, Brandon-Evansville, Minnewaska, and Sauk Centre participated in week 2 of the camp.*

Students who participated in week 3 of the camp hold the bluetooth speakers they created — *Students from Brandon-Evansville, Minnewaska, Osakis, Parkers Prairie, and Pillager participated in week 3 of the camp.*

Students learned a variety of manufacturing technologies and built their own Bluetooth speakers at this year's Hands-On Manufacturing Camps.

More than thirty area high school students joined us over the summer for the 2021 Hands-On Manufacturing Camps, held throughout June 2021. Camps were held over three weeks with a new group of 10th-12th grade students attending each week. Each student explored concepts from our manufacturing programs, including Mechanical Drafting, Design, & Engineering Technology, Machine Tool Technology, Welding Technology, and Mechatronics. At the end of the week each student had built their own functional Bluetooth speaker.

Thank you to our instructors for leading Project Bluetooth Speaker:

Chad Kohls, Mechanical Drafting, Design, & Engineering Technology
Kevin Huwe and Tony Hanson, Machine Tool Technology
Tyler Dreher, Tony Dropik, and Roger Berglin, Welding Technology
Todd Zarbok, Joe Scegura, and Mark Sagedahl - Mechatronics

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