The SuperNURDs woke up super early over our winter break to prepare and serve breakfast to the homeless and people in need at Interfaith. It was a great way to give a bit of our time and reflect on how much we have.
The SuperNURDs hosted teams 2102 Paradox, 4014 Top Hat Technicians, 6695 Alpha Knights, and 2075 Enigma. Our Stats team presented how we keep stats and informed the other teams of good strategies.
The SuperNURDs were invited to Pioneer Elementary School to talk in their Coding Day Assembly. Our Programming team introduced coding, STEM, FIRST, and software to third, fourth, and fifth graders.
The SuperNURDs were guests at the Escondidio Rotary Club where we presented our team, FIRST, and STEM education. We gained the Escondido Rotary Club as a sponser and are proud to have them as one.
The SuperNURDs travelled to Tijuana, Mexico to help build homes for families whose homes had been destroyed. We donated supplies and worked to help the familes support themselves.
The SuperNURDs were guests at FTC Team #11278 Virtually Creative. Our Business Team presented how they work and the functions of a Business Team on a Robotics team.
The SuperNURDs hosted a workshop, teaching FRC teams about team bonding and learning from your mistakes, with FRC Team #2485 The Warlords. Teams who attended include Team #5317 Iron Kodiaks, Team #2839 Daedalus Project, Team #3021 The Agency, and Team #6659 Circut Breakers.
The SuperNURDs attended the United STEM Warlords Conference, where they talked about Diversity and Minorities in STEM Education and encouraged people to push past those boundries.
The SuperNURDs were invited to Del Mar Fair grounds to compete against other San Diego Teams. The SuperNURDs promoted STEM and FIRST to thousands of people at the fair.
The SuperNURDs visited Pioneer Elementary, LR Green Elementary, Orange Glen Elementary, and San Pasqual Union School, where they spoke to elementary level students about FIRST and pursuing STEM education.
The SuperNURD ladies participated in the Step Out event, which was hosted by the Escondido Union High School District. This event supports and encourages 8th and 9th grade girls to explore the wide range of STEM-based career options.
The SuperNURDs attended the SLAS conference where they hosted booth and showed the robot to conference attendents. In their free time, the students were able to learn more about professional engineering companies and see their robotic creations.
The SuperNURDs were invited to participate in the annual Escondido Christmas Parade, a televised event. Parents and students showcased the robot to the local community and earned a first place award in the general entry category.
