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Robotics Education & Competition Foundation 2019
S U S TA I N A B L E R O B O T I C S E N G I N E E R I N G P R O G R A M S
OUR
MISSION
The Robotics Education & Competition
Foundation’s mission is to increase student
interest and involvement in science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
by engaging students in hands-on, affordable, and
sustainable robotics engineering programs.
OUR VISION
OUR FUTURE
We see a future where all students design
and innovate as part of a team, experience
failure, persevere, and embrace STEM. These
lifelong learners emerge confident in their ability
to make the world a better place.
Our people are our most important asset OUR TEAM
OUR SUPPORT OUR ORGANIZATION
Alaska
Lisa Schultz
Cheryl
Burly- Bill Randy
REGIONAL SUPPORT
Rausch Ryno Decker
Veronica
Washington John Bitz
Gilligan
Maine
Montana North Dakota Minnesota Dan Troy
Oregon Vermont
New Hampshire
Idaho South Dakota Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New York
Wyoming Michigan
Connan Rhode Island
Bartl Iowa Pennsylvania Connecticut
Nebraska Ben
New Jersey
Utah Ohio Delaware
Mitchell
Nevada Illinois Indiana
Colorado Kirk West Maryland
Steve Norrid Virginia
Rummell California Virginia District of Columbia
Kansas
Carol Kentucky
Missouri
Kujawa North Carolina
Hawaii Oklahoma Dylon
Tennessee Caudill
Arkansas South Ryan
Arizona New Carolina
Mexico Osweiler
Mississippi Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Terry
Ruben Louisiana Florida Marbut
Lopez
Ashley
Andy
Phipps
REGIONAL SUPPORT (Temp)
Shelli
Brasher
MANAGER MAP Leslie
Cruse
OUR PROGRAMS
ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL
Computer Programming Computer Programming Gain Desired Industry Skills,
MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY
Included Included i.e. Programming, CAD, and
Free Curriculum Driver Controlled and Technical Writing
Longer Autonomous Period
Teamwork Matches Autonomous Robot
Fabrication of Unique Parts
Robot Skills Challenges Challenges by Machining or 3D Printing
Snap-Together Assembly Free Curriculum
STEM Research Project Online Challenges
Local, State, Regional, Scholarships
National and World Local, State, Regional,
Competitions National & World Competition
3 COMPETITIONS
Game Challenge Matches
IN VALUES
EVENTS
Multiple robots compete with
other robots to score as many
points as possible.
Driver's Skills Challenge
Matches
Are entirely driver
controlled, building problem
solving, critical thinking and
teamwork skills. Programming Skills
Challenge
One robot takes the field to
score as many points as
possible during an
autonomous round with
limited human interaction.
S U S TA I N A B L E
REGIONAL SUPPORT
PROGRAM VALUES
A F F O R DA B L E
ACCESSIBLE
WHY ROBOTICS
Educators report that 4 out 5 students are
more aware of STEM careers after
participating in VEX Competitions.
Nine out of 10 students express interest in pursuing STEM
careers after participating in the VEX Robotics Competition.
96% VEX Competition participants exhibit workforce skills such
as patience, persistence, and collaboration.CRITICAL SKILLS GAINED
THROUGH ROBOITCS
TEAMWORK CRITICAL THINKING
COLLABORATION TIME MANAGEMENT
PROBLEM SOLVING COMMUNICATION
GROWTHPARTICIPANTS
EXHIBITS
9 7 % P E R S I S T E N C E & PAT I E N C E
96% C O L L A B O R AT I O N W I T H P E E R S
93% SHOW POSITIVE WORK ETHIC
97% D E V E LO P D E S I G N I N T E R AT I O N S
90% P R O G R A M C O N D I T I O N A L S TAT E M E N T S
90% M A I N TA I N E N G I N E E R I N G N OT E B O O K S
8 8 % C O M M I T M E N T TO G O A L S
GROWTHEXPANSION TEAM GROWTH GROWTH
2018-19 24,200
2017-18 20,100
2016-17 18,030
14,592
VEX COMPETITION 2015-16
TEAM GROWTH 2014-15 11,309
2013-14 8,618
2012-13
6,329
2011-12 4,484
2010-11 3,289
0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 20,000
GROWTH
VEX IQ CHALLENGE VEX ROBOTICS COMPETITION AND VEX UTEAM & DISTRICT
GRANTS
400 G I R L P OW E R E D G R A N T S
R EC FO U N DAT I O N
335
T EA M G R A N T S
314 SPONSORED GRANTS
631 D I ST R I C T G R A N T S
GRANTS2018-2019
YEAR IN REVIEW
● Code of Conduct ● Excellence Award
● Best of One ● $5 Fee
● STEM Research ● State Championships
● Skills Challenges ● Trailer Program
● Early Bird Registration ● Signature Events
REVIEW2019-2020
YEAR INITIATIVES
Referee Certification
Event Partner Certification
Community Award
Student Advisory Committee
Educator Certification
STEM Labs
Inclusiveness & Diversity Initiatives
Advanced Manufacturing Robotics Program
Drones ProgramsFUTURE CHANGES • Trophy Packs • 2021 VEX IQ Challenge • Engineering Notebook • Design Award Judge Feedback
21 ST CENTURY WORKFORCE • The REC Foundation Design Process provides pathway to STEM careers or Workforce Development • VEX Robotics students learn manufacturing industry certifications 50% faster than other students. (RAMTEC, 2018)
AUTOMATION &
MANUFACTURING
ROBOTICS
GOALS
Workforce Development
Tech Jobs
Industrial Workforce
S E C O N DA RY U S E S
Computer Science
ARM PROGRAM Artificial IntelligenceSTEM LABS
STEM Labs were created by Robomatter to provide educators an
online, self paced platform to learn the fundamentals of designing,
building and programming a VEX Robot.
V5 STEM LABS VEX IQ CHALLENGE STEM LABS
https://education.vex.com/eduvex/edr/stem-labs/STEM LABS
CERTIFIED EDUCATOR
GAIN KNOWLEDGE
ON VEX ROBOTICS SYSTEMS Thomas Anderson
04/22/2019
OPEN TO INDIVIDUALS INCLUDES CAREER TECHNICAL
WORKING IN THE CLASSROOM E D U C AT I O N C R E D I T S
AND COACHING TEAMS
STEMGIRL POWERED
Girl Powered is a joint initiative
between the REC Foundation
and VEX Robotics to redefine the
Girl Powered
face of STEM.FEMALE PARTICIPATION
IN VEX COMPETITIONS
Girl PoweredDIVERSITY & INCLUSION During the 2018- 2019 season, we delivered the VEX Robotics Competition and VEX IQ Challenge to dozens of Native American schools primarily in Florida, Arizona, and Oklahoma, reaching over 1,000 Native American students annually.
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
On March 2, 2019, we hosted the first-ever
student robotics tournament in the Southeast
region with robotics teams comprised of all Deaf
and Hard of Hearing students in partnership with
Girl Powered
the NTID Regional STEM Center (NRSC at the
North Carolina School for the Deaf.GIRL SCOUTS MIA PROGRAM
JOINING FORCESS T E M H A L L O F FA M E
OUR OFFERINGS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
I N D U S T RY C E R T I F I C AT I O N S
V E X C O M P E T I T I O N A LU M N I
A S S O C I AT I O N
I N T E R N AT I O N A L R O B OT I C S
HONOR SOCIETY
OFFERINGSVISIT US @ ROBOITCSEDUCATION.ORG
Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
TEAM GRANTS STEM HALL OF FAME
SCHOLARSHIP INDUSTRY
PROGRAM CERTIFICATIONS
EDUCATOR RESOURCES ONLINE CHALLENGESVISIT ROBOTEVENTS.COM
Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
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THANK YOU
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