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STC Summer Camp Paves the Way for Future Robotics Engineers

· Texas Border Business

South Texas College's Center for Advanced Training and Apprenticeships (CATA) has launched a free Lego SPIKE Prime summer camp for students entering grades six to twelve. The camp, funded by a Texas Workforce Commission grant, allows participants like 12-year-old Emma Garza from Edinburg to explore robotics and engineering. Students engage in hands-on activities using Lego kits to build models and learn coding, motors, and sensors. Camp instructor Gary Lee Nunez emphasizes making robotics accessible and encouraging creativity. CATA Director Leonel Garcia highlights the camp's role in introducing students to careers in engineering and technology.

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