This is something that will actually help you in life. Nobody has had this opportunity, and for us to have it, it’s just something like—it’s like a blessing.
Experiential learning takes students and teachers beyond the classroom and into the real world to experience the application of learning in a business environment. Classroom speakers, company tours, job shadows, student internships, and teacher externships are important strategies for connecting classroom teaching and learning to business and higher education. All CCC students and teachers meet on a quarterly basis at a Connecticut college or corporate campus to hear from invited speakers and college faculty. During these events, students engage in course-related workshops and activities as they collaborate across district boundaries with other students and business mentors.
CCC Experiential Learning Partners
Thank you to the following businesses for providing classroom and course meeting speakers and mentors, company tours, job shadows, and teacher externships throughout the 2008–2009 school year.
Advanced Decisions, Inc.
Aldrich, Clark: Author, Simulations and Serious Games
Broadstripes LLC
CURE
Calfo Ives Media Design
Capitol Strategies Group
Case Mountain Communications LLC
City of Norwalk: Department of Public Works
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc.
Connecticut Technology Council
Connecticut Venture Group
CPTV
Demareski, Kristine: Marketing Consultant
First Experience Communications
Freund’s Farm
HID Global
ID Solutions, Inc.
Kearney, Thomas: Business Consultant
Klancko & Klancko LLC
L2 Diagnostics LLC
Leed Himmel Industries, Inc.
Life Technologies
Mazak Corporation
Merrill Lynch
MetroHartford Alliance
New Haven Manufacturers’ Association
Next Level Innovators LLC
Pierce Lab/Yale/Marinus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Proton Energy Systems
ProTraxx, Inc.
Rubin, Marc: Technology Consultant
Schneider, Albert: IBM Global Services
SCORE, New Haven Chapter
Sikorsky Aircraft
SimuLearn, Inc.
Sonalysts, Inc.
TopCoder, Inc.
Tripeg Studios
WTNH