Perkins Funded Projects

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Treasure Valley Community College Renewable Energy Class

2012-2013 CTE Nontraditional Grant Recipients	Project
Clackamas ESD	Make the Shift: Males Mentoring Men toward Healthcare
Grant ESD, Malheur ESD, and Treasure Valley Community College	Connecting Females with Science and Math through Alternative Energy Opportunities and the Building and Manufacturing Trades
PAVTEC and Portland Community College	Electrical Engineering Technician (EET) Career Exploration
Rogue Community College and Southern Oregon ESD	STEM Academy and CTE Learning Series
Salem - Keizer Public Schools	Males in Healthcare
Southwestern Oregon Community College and South Coast ESD	New Faces of Manufacturing Technology
Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc.	Women in Trades Career Fair and the Building Girls and Local School Outreach Project

2011-2012 CTE Nontraditional Grant Recipients	Project	Activities and Outcomes
Grant ESD, Malheur ESD, and Treasure Valley Community College	Connecting Females with Science and Math	Pictures of grant activities ; Grant ESD Final Report excerpt
Mid-Willamette Education Consortium and Chemeketa Community College	What? No Boys or Girls Allowed?	NBA NGA guide ; MWEC Final Report excerpt
PAVTEC and Portland Community College	Girls Day Out	PAVTEC nontrad outreach website ; PCC Video Contest Flyer ; and PAVTEC Final Report excerpt
South Coast ESD and Southwestern Oregon Community College	Women in Welding	SWOCC New Faces of Welding flyer ; SWOCC Final Report excerpt
Southern Oregon ESD, and Rogue Community College	STEM Academy and Summits	RCC Final Report excerpt
Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc.	Women in Trades Fair and Outreach	Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. website ; Fair Schedule for High School Students; ; OTI Final Report excerpt

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