"How I Work" Blog Series

[Mr. Rip]

The guitar travels around the US and is currently in Idaho. When the National Guitar Museum has a permanent home, so will the guitar.

[Jon Stratis]

It would be awesome if you got some of the long-term mentors in MN to fill it out. I've been asked by multiple people what we're doing differently up here to have such an amazing growth rate over the past 8 years (from 1 team for Aim High to 180 teams for Ultimate Ascent!) with almost no attrition. Get some of the mentors who have been doing it for 7-8 years here to post, and maybe we can find an answer

[AllenGregoryIV]

Originally Posted by Jon Stratis

It would be awesome if you got some of the long-term mentors in MN to fill it out. I've been asked by multiple people what we're doing differently up here to have such an amazing growth rate over the past 8 years (from 1 team for Aim High to 180 teams for Ultimate Ascent!) with almost no attrition. Get some of the mentors who have been doing it for 7-8 years here to post, and maybe we can find an answer

We'd love to have mentors from MN. That's an area no one on our team has ever been for FRC, so we don't have friends up there yet. PM me their email addresses and then badger them to do it.

[AllenGregoryIV]

The latest article in the series was just posted.

In this installment of "How I Work", we're featuring a mentor that has been on competitive robotics teams since he was in middle school. Mason Markee of FRC#118, The Robonauts, was a student leader on the team when he was in High School and came back after college to work at NASA, and became one of the adult leaders of this powerhouse FRC team. This past season he was best known for his iconic mustache that led to a few epic pranks at the FRC World Championship. Now let's hear from him on his job at NASA and his dedicated involvement with educational robotics.

http://3847.blogspot.com/2013/07/mas...ow-i-work.html

[lynca]

Originally Posted by AllenGregoryIV

The latest article in the series was just posted.
http://3847.blogspot.com/2013/07/mas...ow-i-work.html

Great post !

This is going to be a robot building Trend ! I look forward to next year's Handle Bars !