Construction Science Expo

“Expenses public relations expense 2,500 checks 37 liability insurance 825 miscellaneous 54 lansing expo event costs 12,512 detroit expo event costs 28,870 dwf event costs 1,188 total 45,986”

“Accounts receivable 0 6,136 total 0 6,136”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 1,188”

“The construction science expo is an annual event, held in late spring at durfee innovation center in detroit, mi and the impression 5 science museum in lansing mi during which middle and high school students who have signed a drug-free pledge are invited to spend a day being exposed to careers in the engineering and construction fields through a variety of speakers and hands-on experiences.”

“Construction science expo provides a hands on learning experience for middle and high school students to be exposed to important trade skills. The lansing construction science expo, gave over 300 middle and high school students from lansing school district hands-on opportunities to experience and learn about careers in the construction and engineering industry. In detroit, over 1,000 students learned about carpentry, electric work and brick laying and the jobs skilled laborers are doing on projects across the state of michigan.”

“Detroit workforce of the future (dwf) is a sixteen-week free training program that introduces high school students to the construction industry, and an opportunity to be permanently hired by one of the many construction companies building detroit upon graduation. The program is available to jobs for america's graduates (jag) at cody, osborn, pershing, chandler park academy, covenant house academy, and randolph high schools in the state of michigan.”

“The ace mentor program of america, founded in 1994, is a no-cost after- school program that prioritizes workforce development for high school students by connecting them with experts from the design and construction industry. Ace mentor addresses pressing workforce needs, offers a range of exciting opportunities for students, and plays a crucial role in bridging the skills gap, with continuous mentor opportunities from high school through to full-time employment.”