• VEX Director

Justin G.

 

Like preschool teachers, the VEX Directors take in young, often confused and unprepared students and catalyze maturation, not only to FRC, but also, into adulthood.

 

 

 

 

 

 

• VEX Director

Jessica J.

 

One of the jobs of a VEX director is to organize the VEX teams and competitions. In addition to attending to CAMS VEX teams, we also organize competitions to reach out to middle school VEX teams in the area, in addition to mentoring some of them. What I wanted most from this season was to have the new VEX members become as excited about robotics and the STEM field in general, as I was after being on a VEX team myself.

 

 

 

 

• VEX Director

Eric J.

 

The CAMS Vex Robotics Directors are veteran members who choose to help nourish the active Vex teams in hope to create a passion for robotics and engineering that had been previously instilled in the Directors themselves. Besides helping Vex Leader, Ms. Brown, Directors mentor the teams and help provide an experience of learning STEM principles by building robots which are used to compete against teams from other schools to reach the goal of qualifying for the Vex Robotics Worlds Championship.

Administration Leaders

• Administration Leader

Aimee C.

 

As an Administration Leader, it acquires for me to oversee the Admin Sub-team and help the chairwoman with whatever is needed. As leader, I have many responsibilities ranging from editing the Business Plan and Guides to setting up fundraisers to increase revenue. Most importantly, my top priority is to have Admin succeed and promote the business side of the Nerd Herd.

 

 

 

 

• Administration Leader

Melissa H.

As Administration Leader for the NerdHerd, I am responsible for keeping our team running as a successful business. This includes such things as editing and updating our award winning Business Plan and guide to EntrepreNERDship, planning and executing fundraisers, preparing new and returning members for presentations at competitions and much more. Through all my work in Administration, I make sure that the NerdHerd stays a successful and always professional business entity in the FIRST Robotics world.

• Media Leader

Kazuki A.

 

As a Media Leader, I oversee a group of passionate Admin members who are ambitious to learn the arts of multimedia especially filmmaking. Media members are responsible for designing t-shirts, buttons, lanyards, and other accessories as well as creating promotional videos that document team events. I also manage the team’s lovely website with great care. Our goal is to not only win the Safety Video and the Chairman’s award, but also to learn the arts of multimedia.

 

 

 

• Media Leader

Taylor H.

 

As a media leader of the subdivision Chairman’s Video, I oversee all of the aspects needed to win the Chairman’s Award including the video. This means interviewing members, coming up with the layout of the video, and determining ways to reach out to the community. Additionally, I help with fundraising and editing guides as well as doing whatever the chairwomen requires of me. This year I am excited that we have a begun a relationship with Pressfriends to aid children in writing newspapers on the STEM fields and about FIRST. Go NerdHerd!