Middlesex Community College students gathered to network with and listen to local professionals working in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and health careers at the STEM & Health Career Exploration Fair held recently on the Bedford campus.
“MCC’s Health & STEM Pathways Center has been providing a variety of educational and engaging events to introduce students to the variety of careers available in the health and STEM industry,” said Audrey Frater, Academic Coordinator for MCC’s Health & STEM Pathways.
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Sponsored by MCC’s Health & STEM Pathways Center and the MCC STEM Starter Academy, the event featured a panel discussion by members of the American Society for Quality Boston Section (ASQ Boston), a nonprofit professional society dedicated to quality improvement and to bringing the benefits of quality to both industry and the community. Panelists discussed their career paths and current careers working in STEM and health fields, and their work with ASQ Boston.
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The event also featured exhibitors such as iRobot and Conformis, as well as faculty, staff and students representing MCC programs, including the Academy of Health Professions, and MCC’s Dental Laboratory Technology Computer Aided Design programs.
For more information about the STEM & Health Career Exploration Fair or MCC’s Health & STEM Pathways Center, contact Audrey Frater at fratera@middlesex.mass.edu or call 978-322-8411.
MCC is one of the largest, most comprehensive community colleges in the state. We offer more than 75 degree and certificate programs, plus hundreds of noncredit courses, during the day, evening and weekend, on our Bedford and Lowell campuses, and online. Middlesex – a great place to begin your future!
