Everybody just showed leadership in this project. We were all devoted to it and determined to succeed and make it happen. 
Everybody just showed leadership in this project. We were all devoted to it and determined to succeed and make it happen.
Connecticut Career Choices is an initiative funded and implemented by the Connecticut Office for Workforce Competitiveness.
The Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences and related courses are funded in part through grants from the National Science Foundation Advanced Technology Education, grant #0402494 and grant #0703011.
BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS (2008–09)
Supporting—$10,000
Connecticut Community Colleges’ COT Regional Center for Next Generation Manufacturing
Sustaining—$5,000
AT&T
HIGHER EDUCATION CONTRIBUTORS (2008–09)
Program Partner—$2,500
Yale Center for Research on Interface Structures and Phenomena
Outreach Partners—$1,500
Central CT State University
Goodwin College
UConn School of Engineering
University of Bridgeport
University of New Haven
STUDENT AWARDS AND PRIZES (2008–09)
Gold—$2,500
Battelle Technology Partnership Practice
CT Women’s Education and Legal Fund
Silver—$1,000
Advanced Decisions
CT SBIR Office
HID Global
MetroHartford Alliance
PATRONS AND DONORS (2008–09)—up to $1,000
CBIA Educational Foundation and the Academy of Engineering and Green Technology
CT Education Network
CT Science Center
CURE
Mystic Aquarium
Yale Center for Research on Interface Structures and Phenomena