[S.Nickens]

Having a large team isn't always easy, but it does have it's advantages. Here's how we do it. We have 11 adult mentors, a project manager and an assistant project manager. We have nine teams within the team. Two end-effector/manipulator teams, a drive train team, an electrical team, a programming team, a pneumatics's team, a 3D Studio Max team, a design team, an R+D team, and a multimedia and documentation team. When you divide it up, there's plenty to do for everyone. Each team has specific tasks, and mentors with a specific knowledge base and skill set, so we have people who have a lot of experience in all aspects of what it takes to teach real world FIRST skills to the students on our team.
Good luck to all!