Deaf and hard-of-hearing students in the New York City area, if you enjoy unique hands-on activities and meeting new friends, join us this summer for STEM Academy: New York City!
Come and explore how coding and robotics are used in programming and engineering fields. If you are curious about robots or coding – this is the place to be! Students will experience the thrill of building VEX robots and learn how to code and operate them in skills-based challenges. No prior robotics or coding experience is necessary.
Explore how 3D printing is used and applied in various career fields. 3D Printing is the process of making and building an object using a 3D printer from a computer model. In this program, students will use a professional-grade 3D printer and 3D modeling software to learn the design process for prototyping, researching, and building solutions. Students will design an object from scratch and have the opportunity to print and take home their creation!
This program will explore the underwater world of remote operating vehicles (ROV) and marine science. Students will work together to design, build, and test their ROV underwater robot while learning about marine ecosystems. Knowledge and skills gained from this program will help students learn how they can protect our oceans by using their very own ROV.
For more information about STEM Academy: NYC please contact:
Mary Beth Clark STEM Program Coordinator Lexington School for the Deaf 25-26 75th Street East Elmhurst, NY 11370 Email: mbclark@lexnyc.org VP: 917-832-1337