“This event provided a great opportunity for Garver to show
its support to the local Missouri and Kansas societies of professional
engineers, STEM initiatives in our area, and also the future of engineering on
the whole,” said Garver Project Manager Adam Stodola, who also currently serves
at the state president of the Kansas Society of Professional Engineers.
Attendees of the event heard presentations from a variety of
colleges and local industry businesses. Winners were also announced for student
competitions that included MathCounts, Bridge Building, and Future Cities.
To learn more about how National Engineers Week benefits students or how you can get involved, visit DiscoverE.org.