DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Nine Daytona State College students recently signed contracts with their sponsoring companies as part of the College’s Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) program.
Daytona State College President Tom LoBasso congratulated the students and sponsoring companies, saying the FAME program plays a key role in our mission to meet the educational needs of the community and the employment demands of local businesses.
FAME is a collaboration between DSC and local manufacturers designed to match students in the College’s Associate of Science in Engineering Technology program with manufacturers and career opportunities in the community. Students spend two days in the classroom and three days a week working with local companies, learning on the job.
Students and businesses participating in the fourth cohort include:
Jaymes Knight – ABB
Fane Dacosta Jr. – ABB
Htin Naung – Alleima
Tyrone McAfee Jr. – B. Braun
Shih Shen – By Light
T’seanna Owens – Germfree
Timothy Herrera – Sparton
Brandon Perez – Teledyne
Brian Ford Jr. – Thompson Pump
To learn more about the FAME program, visit https://bit.ly/3F1pLrN
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