2010 NATIONAL TSA CONFERENCE JUNE 28 – JULY 2 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND “Learning to live in a technical world.”
Jan 03, 2016
2010 NATIONAL TSA CONFERENCEJUNE 28 – JULY 2
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
“Learning to live in a technical world.”
Who We Are
The Technology Student Association provides a rigorous and relevant program to middle and high school students who have a common interest in technology, innovation, design and engineering.
TSA’s Mission Statement
The Technology Student Association fosters personal growth, leadership, and opportunities in technology, innovation, design, and engineering. Members apply and integrate science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) concepts through co-curricular activities, competitive events and related programs.
• Opportunities to compete at state and National Conference• Expert judging by technology educators and industry• Individual and team recognition
TSA and STEM
TSA competitions provide a hands-on venue for learning about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
TSA competitions are Correlated to the Standards for Technological Literacy.
National Competitive Events The National TSA Conference provides a
hands-on venue for learning about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Students compete individually or as a teamand are rewarded not only with trophies but with the memories and the challenges of a national TSA conference.
Sample National Competitive Events Middle School
Agriculture and Biotechnology
Challenge Construction Challenge Electronic Gaming Flight Go Green Manufacturing Lights, Camera, Action Prepared Speech Robot Tobor Website Design
Sample NationalCompetitive Events
Animatronics Computer Aided Design (CAD) Desktop Publishing Engineering Design Fashion Design Music Production Scientific Visualization (SciViz) Transportation Modeling
High School
National TSA Leadership Academy
Professional training in leadership skills such as:
Team building
Self-Esteem
Communication
Vision
Challenge Management
Professionalism
National TSA Conference Highlights
F1 in Schools Competition
General Sessions
American Cancer Society Event
Education Fair
Special Interest Sessions
State Delegation Meetings
Get to Baltimore through…
Cooperation and support of school administration
Good logistical planning Approval and support of
parents Necessary registration and
travel funds Well prepared and motivated students
2010 Conference Registration
Pre Registration On-site
Advisor $90.00 $100.00
Student Member $90.00 $100.00
Alumni $40.00 $50.00
Guest $40.00 $50.00
Child $25.00 $35.00
Fees for the 2010 National TSA Conference are set by the TSA Board of Directors.
2010 Conference Resources
TSA Website (www.tsaweb.org)
• Competitive event themes and problems• Contact information for competition regulations committee• Resources for teachers including fundraising ideas• Conference schedule information• Online conference registration• Reservation links to conference hotels with negotiated rates• Travel information • Awards criteria and information• Local tourist information
Testimonials
“I fondly recall so many fine students and advisors I met and interacted with during my twenty-five year association with TSA. During that time I often commented that anyone who would like to see a whole lot of what is right about the technology field should attend a TSA conference.”Len S. LitowitzPresident, International Technology Education AssociationTeaching Excellence in Technology, Innovation,Design and Engineering (TIDE)
"Attending national TSA conferences has allowed me to demonstrate and test my technological skills in a fun, competitive situation."Peter AndrewsMount Pleasant High School, Delaware2009-2010 National TSA President