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DESCRIPTION:First Robotics Dalton Ga Competition Brian Page represented IEE
 E at this event. There were 30 students and 10 parents plus 7 mentors who 
 attended this event. There were over 500 people at this event and numerous
  interactions throughout the competition. The Important issues to recogniz
 e are as follows.\n\n- Quality Mentorship is of value with support financi
 ally\, parents\, boosters and motivation of the students.\n- It takes time
  to develop a program. Midtown HS went from nearly last in the state of Ga
  to qualifying for the world robotics competition in 8th place. This is ov
 er a period of 3 years.\n- There is a good mix of students including minor
 ities and girls that are engaged in STEM activities.\n\nThe Midtown HS qua
 lified for world competition at this event.\n\nBldg: Dalton Convention Cen
 ter\, 2211 Tory Ingle Parkway\, Dalton\, Georgia\, United States\, 30720
LOCATION:Bldg: Dalton Convention Center\, 2211 Tory Ingle Parkway\, Dalton\
 , Georgia\, United States\, 30720
ORGANIZER:bpage1@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:13
SUMMARY:First Robotics District Competition Dalton Ga. - IEEE Atlanta\, Mid
 town HS
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/484461
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>First Robotics Dalton Ga Competition&nbsp\
 ; &nbsp\;Brian Page represented IEEE&nbsp\; at this event. There were 30 s
 tudents and 10 parents plus 7 mentors who attended this event.&nbsp\; Ther
 e were over 500 people at this event and numerous interactions throughout 
 the competition.&nbsp\; &nbsp\;The Important issues to recognize are as fo
 llows.&nbsp\;</p>\n<ol>\n<li>Quality Mentorship is of value with support f
 inancially\, parents\, boosters and motivation of the students. &nbsp\; &n
 bsp\;</li>\n<li>It takes time to develop a program.&nbsp\; Midtown HS went
  from nearly last in the state of Ga to qualifying for the world robotics 
 competition in 8th place.&nbsp\; &nbsp\;This is over a period of 3 years.&
 nbsp\;</li>\n<li>There is a good mix of students including minorities and 
 girls that are engaged in STEM activities.</li>\n</ol>\n<p>The Midtown HS 
 qualified for world competition at this event.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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