Skillpoint Alliance - where community, education, and business connect

Mission/History Board of Directors Staff Directory Industry Councils Adult Workforce Educator Development	Student Programs Educator Training Computer Training - CTTC Career Training - Gateway Intermediary Services Research and Evaluation STEM Council Digital Media Council	Students Educators Job-Seekers Community Industry

(Jan. 21) 2011-12 Central Texas FIRST® LEGO® League Invitational Tournament >

Volunteers Needed for FIRST Lego League >

CTTC - Winter 2012 Course Schedule >

JOB OPENING: Digital Media Program Coordinator >

Skillpoint STEM Council & Badges for Lifelong Learning >

FIRST Robotics Grant Opportunities >

College & Career Expo 2011 >

Summer 2011 Velocity Prep Wrap-Up >

Older Posts >

Schedule for CTTC Computer Classes >

Board of Directors

Gail Acuna
Director, Workforce Development
St. David's HealthCare

Zach Anderson
Chief Operating Officer
Ticket City

Bernard Blanchard
Superintendent
Del Valle ISD

Dr. Don Brown
Rtd., Former Executive Director
College for All Texans Foundation

Dr. Paul Cruz
Chief Schools Officer
Austin ISD

Martha Gimbut
Principal, Founder, Strategy Consultant
Gimbut & Associates

Mel Greene
Director of Diversity
Seton Family of Hospitals

Raymond Hartfield
Director, Education Markets
AT&T- Texas

Mark Kornegay
Chief of Staff, WW Services Group
Microsoft Corporation

Lawrence Lyman
Planning Manager
Travis County Health & Human Services

Bob Mettlen
Deparment of Finance
University of Texas at Austin

Mike Midgley, Board Chair
Vice President, Workforce Education
Austin Community College

Bob Rutishauser, Vice Board Chair
Chair
Ready by 21 / Workforce Solutions / Capital Area Workforce Board

Drew Scheberle
Senior Vice President
Austin Chamber of Commerce,
Education and Talent Alignment

Hundreds of 9- to 14-year-olds participated in the Central Texas FIRST LEGO League (FLL) program thanks to the amazing support of parents, schools, mentors from local high tech companies, colleges and universities, and tons of volutneers. Students engaged in hands-on probelm solving with LEGO Robotics while researching real-world issues and creating their own solutions. "This event was amazing," an FLL student participant said. "My team had such a wonderful time. The energy and enthusiasm were unbelievable."