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Student Makers joins YTC’s Global Alliance

Georgia Tech talent.
A shared vision.
New possibilities.

Together, we can connect young people’s curiosity with the expertise, encouragement and opportunities to take it further.

Student Makers overview of its curriculum, mentoring and global initiatives
Meet Student Makers, including its chapter at Georgia Tech. Select the image for a closer look.

The community connection

YTC brings

Trusted community relationships. Local educators. Student leaders. An international network where new opportunities can take root.

The college connection

Student Makers brings

College mentors. Engineering expertise. Project-based curriculum. Experience equipping and supporting teachers across borders.

Shared vision. Complementary strengths.
More opportunities to serve.

What opens up?

  1. 01 / DISCOVERY
    More to discover.

    New opportunities in design, programming, robotics and making—with people who can help students take on the next challenge.

  2. 02 / SERVICE
    More to contribute.

    Projects that turn developing skills into useful work for communities. Student Makers’ plans include design and 3D printing with three schools near Mexico City through YTC.

  3. 03 / POSSIBILITY
    Someone to look up to.

    College mentors who make the next step feel possible—and help students imagine themselves taking it.

Cecilia working alongside students on a technology project in Namibia
Cecilia in Namibia: a student’s skills becoming a shared opportunity.

The next connection is personal

Inspiration has a human face.

Students at ETHS are already excited about this connection. The first mentoring connections will link Georgia Tech students with young people in Africa and Evanston.

For YTC, Student Makers can help shape a model for other college partners: share expertise, work alongside local educators and stay connected as students grow.

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