CHANGING ACCOUNTS
With The Manufacturing Institute assuming leadership of the program (and doing a great job!) I am no longer the AMT_Prog_Leader. I will always be the FAME Founder. Any who wish to continue to follow me regarding FAME, please follow at @FAMEFounder
Very proud of our #Classof2019#TXFAMEGrads (only 21 pictured here)! They walked the stage on Friday and we are having a graduation celebration for them next week! We can't wait! 🎓#FAME#TXFAME
We will live stream the celebration on our Facebook page. Stay tuned for more info!
Hi! Did you listen to any of the #EndCCStigma Podcasts? Making plans for Series Two, and I'd love feedback on things we might do differently. If you have ideas for changes or revisions, I'd love to hear them (as comments to this Tweet or in DM). Thanks! https://t.co/pnqmKy1VCj
LAFAME-GeauxFAME CHAPTER - NEW VIDEO
Catch this great new video by the GeauxFAME chapter, based in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Great job, GeauxFAME! I love this.
We have partnered with @goCLTCC & manufacturers in the #CENLA region to offer a groundbreaking hands-on learning program that allows students to take classes & work part-time in sponsoring manufacturing facilities.
🤘😈🔥 #ForkEmDemons
CLIMBING THE FAME CAREER PATHWAY
Lauren Wesley, a FAME AMT student graduate from the KYFAME-Cumberlands chapter, proudly holds her brand new Associate degree. She immediately started full-time work with Enova Premier.
up ... Up ... UP the FAME Career Pathway! Congrats Lauren!
@Hermalez @MiamiSup The whole tweet doesn't need to come down. It's important to continue to encourage and highlight the increasing role of under represented female participation in STEM. Change "all" to "shared" and this is a perfectly good tweet.
@MiamiSup @terri_schulz I'm all about celebrating the increasing role of women in STEM. I'm good with highlighting K. B.'s important role in this effort to further encourage women. In doing so it is important to also note that she was part of a larger team, which collectively gets the core credit.
@CelticMajesty@DoumaGreg @MiamiSup The gentleman noted was a huge contributor, but he notes that the total coded lines in the project were well less than 100k (I'm thinking 68k, but am not absolutely sure - I'm sure of the less than 100k total). He did contribute more than half of that.