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Explore our Video Collection for engaging educational content. Dive into our Video Collection to enhance your learning experience today! Video Collection Video Collection All Categories Play Video Play Video 06:34 ATE Impacts - Asnuntuck Karen Wosczyna-Birch partnered with local industry to update manufacturing curriculum, and to address CT workforce needs. Play Video Play Video 05:13 ATE Student Success Stories - Josiah Josiah Roberts successfully completed a two-year program at Naugatuck Valley Community College and is now transferring into a four-year. Play Video Play Video 05:16 ATE Student Success Stories - Wesley Wesley Hipolito was introduced to machining technology through the College Connection Program at Asnuntuk Community College. Play Video Play Video 05:49 You Belong in MFG: Overview; Women in MFG DVD The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM) focuses on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. The NCNGM is directed by the Connecticut College of Technology (CCOT), a virtual organization representing technology curriculum geared toward engineering and technical training offered at Connecticut's 12 community colleges. This video provides a brief overview of the role women have played in manufacturing since World War II and progressing through the twenty-first century. This video profiles several women employed at various levels within the manufacturing sector. Those interviewed share their personal reasons for choosing this specific career path, as well as the benefits of working in manufacturing as a woman. The video also touches on the educational options available for those wishing to pursue a career in highly technical manufacturing. Play Video Play Video 06:21 You Belong in MFG: Getting There; Women in MFG DVD Video #2 from the You Belong: Women in Manufacturing Career Pathways DVD. Play Video Play Video 01:20 You Belong in MFG: Salaries & Hot Jobs; Women in MFG DVD Video #3 from the You Belong: Women in Manufacturing Career Pathways DVD. Play Video Play Video 02:53 You Belong in MFG A'arika Mechanical Design Engineer Play Video Play Video 03:36 You Belong in MFG: Shelley, Operations Manager This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Shelley Fasano, an operations manager at Dymotek Corporation. Shelley describes her role at Dymotek, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. For the rest of the videos in the series see the NCNGM website. Play Video Play Video 03:07 You Belong in MFG: Jessica, Welder This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Jessica Templeton, a welder at CAMM Metals. Jessica describes her role at CAMM, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women Play Video Play Video 03:07 You Belong in MFG: Myrna; Applications, Research and Development Engineer This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Myrna Reyes, a research and development engineer for TRUMPF Inc. Myrna describes her role at TRUMPF, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. Play Video Play Video 02:54 You Belong in MFG: Laurie, Quality Manager This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Laurie Catalano, a Competence Center Quality Manager at Eppendorf. Laurie describes her role at Eppendorf, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. Play Video Play Video 02:40 You Belong in MFG: Shelby, Test Technician Video This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Shelby Baker, a test technician for Whelen Engineering Company. Shelby describes her role at Whelen, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her previous and continuing manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. Load More

Discover how advanced manufacturing transforms industries with innovative technology. Learn about careers in advanced manufacturing. Student Success and Career Profiles Video Collection Video Collection All Categories Play Video Play Video 06:34 ATE Impacts - Asnuntuck Karen Wosczyna-Birch partnered with local industry to update manufacturing curriculum, and to address CT workforce needs. Play Video Play Video 05:13 ATE Student Success Stories - Josiah Josiah Roberts successfully completed a two-year program at Naugatuck Valley Community College and is now transferring into a four-year. Play Video Play Video 05:16 ATE Student Success Stories - Wesley Wesley Hipolito was introduced to machining technology through the College Connection Program at Asnuntuk Community College. Play Video Play Video 05:49 You Belong in MFG: Overview; Women in MFG DVD The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM) focuses on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. The NCNGM is directed by the Connecticut College of Technology (CCOT), a virtual organization representing technology curriculum geared toward engineering and technical training offered at Connecticut's 12 community colleges. This video provides a brief overview of the role women have played in manufacturing since World War II and progressing through the twenty-first century. This video profiles several women employed at various levels within the manufacturing sector. Those interviewed share their personal reasons for choosing this specific career path, as well as the benefits of working in manufacturing as a woman. The video also touches on the educational options available for those wishing to pursue a career in highly technical manufacturing. Play Video Play Video 06:21 You Belong in MFG: Getting There; Women in MFG DVD Video #2 from the You Belong: Women in Manufacturing Career Pathways DVD. Play Video Play Video 01:20 You Belong in MFG: Salaries & Hot Jobs; Women in MFG DVD Video #3 from the You Belong: Women in Manufacturing Career Pathways DVD. Play Video Play Video 02:53 You Belong in MFG A'arika Mechanical Design Engineer Play Video Play Video 03:36 You Belong in MFG: Shelley, Operations Manager This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Shelley Fasano, an operations manager at Dymotek Corporation. Shelley describes her role at Dymotek, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. For the rest of the videos in the series see the NCNGM website. Play Video Play Video 03:07 You Belong in MFG: Jessica, Welder This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Jessica Templeton, a welder at CAMM Metals. Jessica describes her role at CAMM, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women Play Video Play Video 03:07 You Belong in MFG: Myrna; Applications, Research and Development Engineer This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Myrna Reyes, a research and development engineer for TRUMPF Inc. Myrna describes her role at TRUMPF, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. Play Video Play Video 02:54 You Belong in MFG: Laurie, Quality Manager This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Laurie Catalano, a Competence Center Quality Manager at Eppendorf. Laurie describes her role at Eppendorf, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. Play Video Play Video 02:40 You Belong in MFG: Shelby, Test Technician Video This video, by the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM), profiles Shelby Baker, a test technician for Whelen Engineering Company. Shelby describes her role at Whelen, her personal reasons for choosing her career, her previous and continuing manufacturing education, and the benefits of working in manufacturing. The video is part of a series by NCNGM called "You Belong in Manufacturing" focusing on the importance of educating women in the manufacturing field, as well as the advantages of working in a high-tech manufacturing setting that is inclusive towards women. Load More Additional Resources Career Descriptions and Opportunities Experience Manufacturing NCNGM Frequently Asked Questions Women in Manufacturing Veterans What's Happening? 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Explore advanced manufacturing careers and opportunities. Join events that inspire and empower the next generation of manufacturers. MFG Day, an initiative of the Manufacturing Institute —the workforce development and education affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers—empowers manufacturers to come together, address their collective challenges, and build excitement about manufacturing careers to help their communities and future generations thrive. Manufacturing Day is celebrated annually on the first Friday in October, with events continuing throughout the month and beyond. It celebrates modern manufacturing meant to inspire the next generation of manufacturers. These events encourage students to learn skills that apply to employment in the manufacturing industry and beyond. A comprehensive list of national MFG Day activities is available through the Manufacturing Institute’s MFG Day website: Manufacturing Month National Events Register your event as an official MFG Day event: Manufacturing Month Event Registration National Tour The Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education provides global-best workforce development through strong technical training, integration of manufacturing core competencies, intensive professional practices and intentional hands-on experience to build the future of the modern manufacturing industry. FAME was created by Toyota and moved to the Manufacturing Institute for national scaling in 2019. Today, the Manufacturing Institute, as the workforce development and education partner of the National Association of Manufacturers , is proud to manage FAME USA as it continues to grow across the country with the support of more than 450 manufacturers. Mobile Experience

Discover how nextgen manufacturing is revolutionizing education and workforce development with industry-leading initiatives. The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing National Science Foundation Funding Our National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education (NSF ATE) funding began in 2004 with a grant to create the NSF Regional Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (RCNGM) in Connecticut through the Connecticut College of Technology . Two additional rounds of funding were awarded to expand the NSF RCNGM in New England. In 2019, a final round of funding was awarded to transition the RCNGM into the NSF Resource Center for Next Generation Manufacturing. In 2021, funding was awarded to the NSF National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing (NCNGM). The NCNGM builds on the proven strategies, resources, and accomplishments of the RCNGM as well as those of the national partners that are a part of the Center. National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education Program For over 30 years the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education Program (NSF ATE) has supported partnerships between two-year institutions of higher education, other academic institutions, industry and other entities to improve the education of technicians in science and engineering. Focused on technician education with leadership from community college faculty, the NSF ATE program funds projects that include curriculum development; professional development of college faculty and secondary school teachers; career pathway development for both students and incumbent workers; and other activities, including applied research projects that advance the knowledge base related to technician education. You can learn more about the NSF ATE program through ATE Central , the ATE Impacts Book , and the annual Evalu-ATE Survey of ATE projects and centers . The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing leadership partners represent these institutions and technical teams: Mechatronics, Welding, Supply Chain Management, Advanced Manufacturing: Various, and AI Professional development for secondary, and post-secondary education. From Regional to National Central Community College, Nebraska College of the Canyons, California Columbus State Community College, Ohio Connecticut State Community College, Connecticut EdAdvance, Connecticut Miami Dade College, Florida MISSION To cultivate and nurture relationships among new partners in collaboration with high school, community college, and university educators, industry, government agencies, NSF ATE Centers, next generation manufacturing projects, and other stakeholders interested in further development to create a qualified technical workforce and a larger pool for National Science Foundation projects and programs. GOAL ONE Enhance and solidify relationships and communication among educators, businesses, industry, government, military, trade associations, and economic development agencies to broaden and strengthen efforts to prepare qualified technicians for the various NGM careers. GOAL TWO Coordinate, create, and support the implementation of a Next Generation Manufacturing education repository for educators, industry, and the workforce education system that integrates industry-driven competencies needed to support Industry 4.0, 5.0, and emerging technologies, including using Open Educational Resources (OER) and online methodologies. GOAL THREE Coordinate, create, and support the implementation of professional development opportunities for educators using promising practices gleaned from NSF ATE projects, centers, and national stakeholders to address current and future NGM technology competencies. GOAL FOUR Coordinate and promote careers in Next Generation Manufacturing through a national network that includes community colleges, NSF ATE Centers and projects, and national organizations to support a qualified technician workforce through regional outreach, recruitment, mentoring, and dissemination initiatives across NGM technician education programs. National Science Foundation funded National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing Lets Work Together First Name Last Name Email Message Thanks for submitting! Send

Discover how our Business and Industry Leadership Team drives innovation in the education community. Join our Business and Industry Leadership Team today! Business and Industry Leadership Team BILT KSAs The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing parter Business & Industry Leadership Team (BILT) has generously provided Knowledge, Skills & Abilities (KSAs) for your consideration. Knowledge Skills and Abilities The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing is partnering with BILT, to offer Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities for manufacturing are provided for downloading below. CNC Machining KSAs Plastics Injection Molding KSAs Smart Automation KSAs Mechatronics KSAs Multicraft KSAs Dr. Ann Beheler is the Industry Engagement Director who strategically leads the Business Industry Leadership Team (BILT) high employer engagement model she developed for the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing. She has taught hundreds of colleges and universities to implement the model to deepen their employer relationships and align curriculum. Additionally, due to her work with Miami Dade College and the National Applied Artificial Intelligence Consortium, she is uniquely positioned to lead upcoming industry-led work for integrating AI into Manufacturing programs. Over the past several years, she has dedicated herself to helping educators to better align undergraduate education in technical fields to the future knowledge, skill, and ability needs of business and industry through the BILT process she originated. This work has resulted in a much wider pipeline of well-qualified job candidates and increasing business engagement with higher education programs overall. Let’s Work Together Get in touch so we can start working together. First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

Archive of recording and resources shared in the NCNGM Community of Practices. Community of Practice Archive The National Center for Next Generational Manufacturing archive of Community of Practice Resources, Videos, and Presentations. November 7th 2025 Collaboration with the National Applied AI Consortium (NAAIC) and FANUC America Corporation May 14th, 2026 Collaboration with the National Applied AI Consortium (NAAIC) and the Advanced Manufacturing Technical Education Collaborative (AMTEC).

HAVE QUESTIONS? WANT MORE INFORMATION? If you would benefit from knowing more about manufacturing, fill out the quick form below, and we will provide you with the support and resources you need to get started! Frequently asked questions Partnerships Programs and Resources Careers in Manufacturing Events Scholarships Who are NCNGM's industry partners? NCNGM collaborates with a range of industry partners, including leading manufacturing companies and educational institutions, to provide comprehensive support and opportunities for students and educators. Click here (https://www.nextgenmfg.org/about-4)for our comprehensive list of partners & collaborators. Contact Whether you're a high school educator, community college educator, university educator, industry professional, government agency, ATE Central project or center, or a stakeholder in next generation manufacturing , you're a part of our community. We're here to provide everyone with the necessary resources through a national advanced manufacturing education repository. National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing CT State Community College (Tunxis Campus) 271 Scott Swamp Road Farmington, CT 06032 mtaverner.ncngm@gmail.com First Name Last Name Business Email Location and State Occupation and/or Organization Send Thanks for submitting!

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The following resources are for all stakeholders to explore what the National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing can offer you. This includes links to AI literacy, Industrial AI, Cybersecurity, and other emerging technologies! Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing AI in MFG Resources Many major players in industry are investing in AI, but understand the gap in learning. These articles provide insight to the state of Artificial Intelligence in the Manufacturing sector. Industry 5.0 Defining Industry 5.0, its relationship to AI in manufacturing, and refining pre-existing ideas from Industry 4.0. AI Literacy Resources for educators on Artificial Intelligence Literacy and what that means for education for all levels of education. AI Informational Videos Informational videos on different aspects and kinds of AI. National AI Initiatives NCNGM AI initiatives and partnerships. AI Curriculum Resources Details on Artificial Intelligence, including AI literacy, industrial AI uses, and curriculum development. (Coming Soon) Partners & Collaborators Visit Partners & Collaborators for Additional Resources

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Discover modern opportunities for women in manufacturing. Explore resources, guides, and inspiration for your journey. You Belong: Women in MFG Outreach Materials and Resources You Belong: Women in Manufacturing teacher’s guide and accompanying video series are designed to show women that they can make a significant impact on America's economy and quality of life through manufacturing. We encourage you to help your female students explore the opportunities manufacturing offers! Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing You Belong in MFG: Overview; Women in MFG DVD 05:49 Play Video Now Playing You Belong in MFG: Salaries & Hot Jobs; Women in MFG DVD 01:20 Play Video Now Playing You Belong in MFG: Getting There; Women in MFG DVD 06:21 Play Video Discover the thriving world of women in manufacturing with our comprehensive resources. From scholarships and organizations to inspiring videos and guides, we provide the tools you need to excel. Learn about women breaking barriers in STEM and manufacturing, and get motivated by stories of success. Whether you're exploring careers, seeking support, or looking to empower others, our platform is here to inspire and guide you. Start your journey today and join the movement of women shaping the future of manufacturing. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN Society of Women Engineers Scholarships ORGANIZATIONS Coding Organizations for Women in Tech Women in MFG ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Women in STEM Where Women Study STEM Encouraging Women in STEM Women in Cybersecurity STEM Careers Computer Scientist: Grace Hopper Profile Financial Resources for Women in STEM WiM Calendar of Events WOMEN IN MFG VIDEOS Society of Women Engineers Women in Manufacturing American Welding Society