The Little Engineer That Could

Engineering

​Engineering is increasingly being included in curriculum in schools because engineers design technologies by using applications of mathematics and science. Engineering innovations, inventions, and discoveries create new products, jobs, and a better world. Engineers work in teams, are women or men, come from all different ethnicities, and work in diverse fields from biomedical to mechanical. If the following statements seem interesting to you, you should consider a career in engineering.

• Engineers make a world of difference.
• Engineers are creative problem solvers.
• Engineers help shape the future.
• Engineering is essential to our health, happiness, and safety.

            Everyone is counting on engineers and their imaginations to help us meet the needs of the 21st century.

Support for Veterans​

​Over 3,000,000 troops have served in Iraq and Afghanistan. There have been over 46,000 American troops that have been wounded in action in Iraq or Afghanistan. These men and women have served our country to protect those that cannot protect themselves and to secure our freedom. Freedom is not free and they have sacrificed much for us. There are a variety of ways to thank and support these veterans. No one person can do everything, but everyone can do something.

Reference:

Stohlmann, M. (2012). The little engineer that could. ​Seattle, WA: CreateSpace.