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Read all news, updates, and happenings from the Next Engineers initiative.
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We are increasing the number of engineering innovators and leaders who will make what’s next for the world even better.
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Events
Greenville, South Carolina
Events
Upcoming
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NEXT Engineers will be conducting a classroom takeover at Hughes Academy called Geodome. This activity explores construction and engineering design. Students work in teams to design a domed structure out of everyday materials that is strong enough to support a mass of 250 g (9 oz) on top.
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NEXT Engineers will be conducting a classroom takeover at Hughes Academy called Geodome. This activity explores construction and engineering design. Students work in teams to design a domed structure out of everyday materials that is strong enough to support a mass of 250 g (9 oz) on top.
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Next Engineers will be conducting a Discovery session on December 2nd at the Pickens County Career and Technology Center from 9 am to 11 am. Students are teamed up to design and build a windmill that is able to lift the greatest mass as quickly as possible.
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Next Engineers will be conducting a Discovery session on December 4th at the Pickens County Career and Technology Center from 9 am to 11 am. Students are teamed up to design and build a windmill that is able to lift the greatest mass as quickly as possible.
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