Universities that have affiliated FIRST teams

[Rick TYler]

Originally Posted by Zyik

California Polytechnic has a few professors as mentors on 973. They also give us money and they're thinking about starting a regional.

Umm, which CalPoly?

[dsmoker]

Team #558 is, in fact, sponsored by Yale. They are one of our founding sponsors, and if it wasn't for their efforts we would not have been able to attend that nationals this year for the first time. If you decide to attend Yale, please contact us (our website is www.robosquad558.com or you can contact Hill Regional Career High School in New Haven) as we are always on the lookout for new mentors, especially college age ones who can relate to the high school students.

Elm City Robo-Squad Team #558
Quarterfinalist, Curie Division, 2007 Championships
Winners, 2007 UTC New England Regional
Daimler-Chrysler Team Spirit Award, 2007 UTC Regional
Finalist, 2006 UTC Regional
Quaterfinalist, 2005 UTC Regional (7th seed and alliance captain)
Imagery Award, 2005 UTC Regional

[mathking]

Just a quick correction to a typo, OSU mentors 677 (not 667), 1014 and 1317. (I know it was just a typo because Dan was an excellent mentor to all three of these teams at one point or another.)

[Zyik]

Originally Posted by Rick TYler

Umm, which CalPoly?

Cal Poly San Luis. Growing up here I never remember that there is more then one.

[Jay Trzaskos]

Clarkson University sponsors and mentors team 229. They are also in the process of starting an FVC and FLL competition at Clarkson

[beemusicgeek]

In Columbia University's Engineering school brochure the first listed club to get involved in before high school is First Robotics.

[DanDon]

Originally Posted by beemusicgeek

In Columbia University's Engineering school brochure the first listed club to get involved in before high school is First Robotics.

Columbia has students mentoring a team that I'm sure you've all heard of...team 395, 2trainRobotics.