The program helps students:

  • Build confidence in electronics, robotics, and coding.

  • Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

  • Explore creativity through hands-on projects.

  • Gain exposure to real-world applications of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math).

Students will:

  • Do fun hands-on exercises.

  • Learn the basics of electronics.

  • Practice project-based learning.

  • Build their own project and take it home.

  • Get introduced to coding using platforms like Arduino and other microcontrollers.

  • Strengthen teamwork, innovation, and sustainable technology awareness.

  • Students aged 12–16 (Sept. 08–11)

  • Students aged 8–12 (Sept. 22–25)

  • Anyone curious about robotics, coding, and electronics with no prior experience required.

The program is led by:

  • Dr. Haider Ghazi – Expert in renewable energy, EV technologies, and university professor with 30+ publications and U.S. patents.

  • Chris Bell – Electrical Engineer with 30+ years at Ford Motor Company, holding 36 patents and extensive experience in electronics, coding, IoT, and STEM education.

  • Hosted by The Mainstay Foundation.

  • Dates: Sept. 08–11 (ages 12–16) & Sept. 22–25 (ages 8–12)

  • Time: Monday – Thursday | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

  • Location: Organized by The Mainstay Foundation.

  • Registration required at: www.mainstay.us/robotics