RAMbots 4-H CLUB and FIRST ROBOTICS TEAM 3801

     The RAMbots 4-H Club is a new robotics club for high school aged youth in the Wenatchee, Washington that has joined with FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) to form Team 3801. We are the only robotic team in the Wenatchee Valley and only one of seventy-eight 4-H Clubs in the nation to compete in FIRST Robotic Competitions. Our mission is to inspire youth to explore a future in science and technology in a mentor-based program through hands-on experiences in the field of robotics. We hope to compete in FIRST Robotics Competitions, bring an awareness of science and technology into our community and help organize more FIRST teams so younger children can be inspired to become future leaders.
For more information about FIRST Robotics programs or 4-H, please visit these websites:
Official FIRST website: www.usfirst.org
Washington's local FIRST website: www.firstwa.org
Chelan/Douglas County 4-H Extension: www.ncw.wsu.edu/4h 

CALLING ALL KIDS!

     Are you or someone you know interested in science and technology? The RAMbots would like to help start other FIRST teams in hopes to inspire younger children to become our future leaders. The FIRST programs are for kids ages 6-18 and are a blast to participate in. Check out www.usfirst.org and www.firstwa.org to find more information about these age appropriate teams. Then contact us to let us know what we can do to get you started on your journey with FIRST.
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The RAMbots were recognized as Future Technology Leaders at the Greater Wenatchee Area Technology Alliance (GWATA) 2011 Innovator Awards Luncheon on March 29th, 2011. Pictured front row L to R: Michelle Morrison, Susan Grinde, Rebecca Schmidt, Daniel Lozano, Seth Grinde. Back row, L to R: Ellie Grinde, Paul Schmidt, Tracy Hoover, Cameron Johnson, Mark Adams and, of course, "Big Tuna" center stage.
BECOME A MENTOR!                                                      
   Whatever your talent, we need you! We need people with engineering skills, mechanical skills, computer programming skills, machining skills, fund raising skills, media skills, and people to help with logistics and administrative needs. If you can inspire, encourage, motivate or educate our youth with the skills you have, you will be a welcome asset to our team! We love our mentors and appreciate the time they spend to help us to succeed in our future endeavors.
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INTRODUCING THE 2012 GAME ANIMATION:      REBOUND RUMBLE

SEATTLE OLYMPIC REGIONAL AND 
        SPOKANE REGIONAL INFORMATION

For more information on dates, times, daily schedules and how to get to these competitions, go to www.firstwa.org. These are free events and open to the public. Come see us at Century Link Event Center in Seattle on March 23rd and 24th or at Eastern Washington University in Cheney on April 6th and 7th for some exciting robotics competitions! If you can't join us, these competitions will be webcast on Justin.tv.. Go to www.firstwa.org website to link to the competitions.

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