United Technologies Center

Twenty-four (24) students from a number of area high schools, participating in the one-year Robotics program at the United Technologies Center in Bangor, will soon be leaving for regional competition in Worcester, MA.  The team was established four years ago, and by popular vote of its charter members it was dubbed “FATAL ERROR” – a computer technology term.  Computers are what “drive” most of what the team does.
 
In its short existence, the team has traveled to Hartford and...

Central High School Senior Dillon Morin, 18, is a resident of Hudson and spends half of each school day at the United Technologies Center (UTC) on Hogan Road.  His academic classes are at Central High School in Corinth, but at UTC he's a second-year student in the Culinary Arts program, one of the many Career Training courses offered at the facility.

In a recent letter from the prestigious Johnson & Wales University, Providence, RI, Morin was notified not only that he was accepted for...

UTC's Annual Parent/Teacher Conference - Tuesday, October 13 - 12 noon to 8 pm.

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Parents, high school and middle school students will have an opportunity to interact with our faculty, university, college, military, and business/industrial representatives.

Boston University's Center for Digital Imaging Arts has contacted UTC for an articulation agreement with the Information Technology Lab. This is due to the 2nd place achievement at national SkilllsUSA held this past June in Kansas City. Gold, silver and bronze winners at the state and national level will receive a $15,000 scholarship.

FIRST Robotics Competition is a unique varsity sport of the mind designed to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership. The competition challenges teams of young people and their mentors to solve a common problem using a standard "kit of parts" and a common...

UTC is proud to announce that the following students have achieved all the goals of the National Technical Honor Society.

In 1984 a group of educators and business people joined together to form the organization that was to become...

Workforce Development in Maine = Economic Development in Maine

UTC's Pre-Apprenticeship Program combines Advance Placement (AP)
"Dual Enrollment" instruction reinforced with supervised (mentor) training specifically tailored to a student's selected field of study. This "Rigor and Relevance Approach" addresses specific academic requirements which complements and reinforces a diverse range of applied skills and personal growth.

Mastering a particular occupation requires:

Learning the skills of...

UTC scores Gold and Silver Medals at the national competitions held this past June in Kansas City, MO.

Congratulations to Tyler Nadeau , Brewer High School, for his Gold Medal in First Aid/CPR. Tyler attended the Public Safety Program at UTC. Tyler had several competencies and a written exam to complete. Each task has a structured rating. Ritchie Palmer is the instructor. Special appreciation also goes to Don Wade who spent extra hours assisting with training Tyler. The following...

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