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Uncategorized April 28, 2011September 26, 2013 by getcity

The Green Carnival: Energy technologies and behaviors

At the carnival, the youth shared movies they had made about different green energy and the environment issues. One issue is that of energy efficiency and the environment. In this video, Jalah, Angel and Autumn explain how there are both energy technologies and energy behaviors that help address the problem. Have a look, and see …

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Uncategorized April 7, 2011July 17, 2012 by brownb51

Restoration Works in Lansing

Restoration Works in Lansing is a joint project of Lansing Community College, the Ingham County Land Bank, and Allen Neighborhood Center to restore two vacant properties along East Kalamazoo Street.

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Uncategorized March 17, 2011May 23, 2011 by washi168

Pleasant View Energy Audit

Get City visited Pleasant View Magnet School to audit of the schools energy use and conservation practices. Pleasant View is an elementary school next door to the Boys and Girls Club, and many Get City participants either attend or have attended Pleasant View.

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Uncategorized March 5, 2011 by washi168

Analyzing the Green Roof

Get City used Microsoft Excel to analyze the energy efficiency of the “green roof” that was installed in Summer 2009.  Using the Boys & Girls Club’s energy bills, they compared the kilowatt usage from the year 2009 to the year 2010. 

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Uncategorized February 24, 2011March 11, 2011 by brownb51

Erickson Power Plant Trip

Get City took a trip to the Erickson Power Station, a coal plant operated by the Lansing Board of Water & Light (LBWL).

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Uncategorized February 17, 2011February 21, 2011 by brownb51

Lansing Community College Field Trip

GET City took a trip to Lansing Community College (LCC) and  visited Sean Huberty, a professor in the Alternative Energy Program Technology Program. They learned about LCC’s “off the grid house” that they designed and plan to build in Northern Michigan.

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Uncategorized January 24, 2011May 25, 2011 by brownb51

“Show Green” Competition Winners!

On Saturday, Get City veterans Jasmine Boyd, Camryn Turner, Chantalice Hicks, Jayla Dunlap and Jessalyn Embry walked away with awards for their entries in the Energy Works Michigan “Show Green” Student Film Challenge.

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Uncategorized October 14, 2010January 24, 2011 by brownb51

What we learned from solar and wind experiments

Today the GET city group participated in demonstrations of solar and wind technology.  These demonstrations showed the students how natural resources can produce energy without using fossil fuels. After the demonstrations, two questions were asked: What did you learn, and what questions do you have?  Here are some of the answers:

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Uncategorized October 7, 2010January 25, 2011 by brownb51

Introductions

Introducing the Get City participants for 2010-2011!

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Uncategorized August 21, 2010March 7, 2011 by scott

Painting Chicago Green

August 19-20 a group of 16 GET Citians trekked from Lansing to Chicago to expand their work on green energy technologies.

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The GET City Collaborative provides sustained informal engineering design experiences for youth in Michigan and North Carolina. We focus on youth as Community Science Experts and support youths' powerful brilliance as STEM-rich makers as they seek to work towards justice in their maker clubs and communities. We provide youth access to advanced digital technology, science and engineering knowledge and practice, maker spaces, and a network of experts to advance their understandings of and interest in community sustainability, energy and engineering. Founded in 2006, GET City has provided learning, mentoring, and research opportunities to youth ages 10-18.

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