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Maria Green Cohen, M.A., J.D. Impact Officer Maria Green Cohen, The Reporter, is the Impact Officer at the PAST Foundation. In 2007, Maria joined the PAST Foundation as a member of the ethnographic research team conducting PAST’s first STEM program study of the Metro Early College High School, and went on to lead multiple research projects and contributed to more than sixty PAST Foundation publications. On the Leadership Team, Maria oversees compliance with the PAST project management process and procedures, as well as managing project reporting for PAST. In her role as Impact Officer, Cohen tracks proposals, contracts, project implementation and reporting. She is responsible for quality control and quality assurance for delivered services. Over the course of her work with PAST, Maria has held both administrative and research positions. With her commitment to equity in education and a love of spreadsheets, Maria has transitioned from her role of providing STEM program evaluation to overseeing project administration for PAST. Her training as an ethnographer, and experience as an attorney and editor, helped hone the communication and organizational skills essential to her role as Impact Officer for PAST. Mentoring has been a highlight for Cohen during her time at PAST, where she has had the opportunity to recruit and train college and graduate student interns to apply their education to hands-on qualitative and quantitative research, meeting PAST’s mission of linking learning to life . When not at PAST, Maria is an avid reader, Scrabble player, world traveler, and dedicated lap-swimmer. A graduate of Oberlin College, Maria received her M.A. in Folklore from the Folklore Institute at Indiana University and a J.D. from Indiana University. Email: mgreencohen@pastfoundation.org

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Cassie Davis Portable Innovation Lab Lead Cassie earned a Bachelor of Science in Medical Anthropology from The Ohio State University in 2022 and joined the PAST Foundation’s Research team in 2023, as a Research Assistant. She has a passion for using anthropology as a foundation for research that creates beneficial impacts in our community. Cassie has previous research experience through her thesis work at The Ohio State University, as well as a research intern here at the PAST Foundation and archaeology fieldwork experience in the Midwest and Poland. As the Fact Forager, she uses her skills to collect, analyze, and report on data, contributing to our communal knowledge of STEM programming and identity. She is honored to be a part of PAST’s mission of expanding innovative approaches to STEM education. In her free time, Cassie enjoys being active, spending time outside, and seeking out new experiences through travel.

Full Time Employee (FTE) Project and Grants Coordinator of Education Partnerships Full Time $50,000 Apply Now Position Information Position Summary: The Project and Grants Coordinator of Education Partnerships facilitates the planning, execution, and monitoring of complex projects that connect K–20 students, educators, and industry partners through innovative STEM and experiential learning programs. This role ensures projects for school districts and industry partners are delivered on time, within scope and budget, and with high‑quality implementation aligned to PAST Foundation’s mission and strategic goals. Reports to: President/COO Key ResponsibilitiesProject Leadership and Delivery Oversee the full lifecycle of multiple K–20 projects, from initiation and planning through implementation, monitoring, and reporting. Facilitate the defining of project scope, objectives, success metrics, timelines, and resource plans in collaboration with internal teams and external partners. Monitor detailed workplans, schedules, and communicate risk/issues to project managers to ensure milestones are met and barriers are addressed quickly. Ensure budget fidelity, compliance, and reporting. Support the coordination of cross‑functional project teams, clarifying roles and responsibilities, facilitating regular check‑ins, and maintaining accountability for deliverables. Fidelity of Implementation and Quality Monitor implementation quality through observation, feedback loops, and data reviews, proactively identifying and addressing risks to fidelity and outcomes. Collaborate with evaluation/research staff to collect and use data on participation, satisfaction, and learning outcomes to inform adjustments during the project cycle. Document lessons learned, promising practices, and recommendations to leadership to inform scaling, sustainability, and future program design. Internal Coordination and Communication Partner with project managers and operations staff to ensure coherent execution across all aspects of the project. Develop and share concise project updates, dashboards, and summaries for leadership and team members, highlighting progress, risks, and decisions needed. Support alignment of project activities with broader organizational priorities, strategic initiatives, and communications efforts. Grant and Contract Alignment (Supporting Focus) Ensure project workplans and implementation timelines align with grant agreements, contracts, and scopes of work for school districts and industry partners. Coordinate with the Chief Advancement Officer to provide project‑level information for budgets, reports, and renewal or new funding opportunities. Track key grant‑related deadlines (e.g., Letter of Intent, application deadline, invoicing, major milestones) for assigned projects and make sure programmatic work stays on pace to meet them. Review and edit grant applications for submissions. Highlights Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in education, public administration, business, nonprofit management, or a related field. 1-3 years of project management experience in education, nonprofit, K–20 programming, workforce development, or related fields, preferably with school districts or industry partners. Demonstrated success managing complex, multi‑stakeholder projects with defined timelines, budgets, and impact goals. Experience working with or within school districts and/or industry partners on initiatives that support student and educator success. Familiarity with grant‑funded or contract‑funded projects in education or workforce settings. Skills and Competencies Strong project management skills, including work planning, scheduling, risk management, and coordination of cross‑functional teams. Excellent relationship‑building and communication skills with cross-functional internal colleagues, educators, and industry partners. Ability to synthesize requirements from multiple stakeholders into clear, actionable plans and documentation. Comfort with using data and feedback to monitor implementation and drive continuous improvement. Proficiency with project management and collaboration tools (e.g., Google Workspace, AirTable or similar). Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously. Work Environment & Conditions Location: On-site at the PAST Innovation Lab in Columbus, OH Schedule: Full-time, approximately 40 hours per week Other Hours: Some evening or weekend hours required for special events, clubs, community workshops, or programs Compensation $50,000 annually or commensurate with demonstrated experience Comprehensive benefits: health insurance, 401K + retirement contributions, paid time off, and professional development opportunities Apply Now

Steve Martindale, CPA Chief Financial Officer Steve is an accomplished executive with a solid history of success in financial leadership roles in insurance, financial services, non-profit and other environments. He has developed significant expertise in enterprise risk management, corporate governance, financial analysis and reporting, external and internal audits, project management and regulatory affairs. He has accomplished this through serving as CFO for publicly traded and privately held companies, as Chief Financial Analyst and Chief Regulatory Officer for the Ohio Department of Insurance, Vice President of Corporate Governance for a publicly traded company, and as a Big-4 audit manager. In these roles he gained experience in developing and executing programs and initiatives that improve operational efficiencies, and became well-versed in working with investors, analysts, board directors, executive management, government leaders, regulators, reinsurers, brokers, attorneys, actuaries, information technology professionals, rating agencies, vendors, banks, agents, and staff. Steve’s financial and management competencies include team building and leadership, staff training and development, cost analysis and reduction, strategic planning and analysis, profit and revenue optimization, process improvements, SEC reporting, financial modeling, mergers and acquisitions, debt and convertible note financing, regulatory compliance, program and project management, and cash flow optimization. Successful projects he has led include accelerating internal monthly financial reporting from the 12th working day to the 4th working day, reducing overtime by 40% and payroll costs by 10% through optimizing scheduling for an ambulance company, and doubling investment income without increasing risk through the selection of a new external investment manager. In addition, he led initiatives that resulted in reducing required capital for a property insurance company by $5 million through the development of a captive reinsurance program, and reducing the catastrophe reinsurance costs for a property insurance company by $15 million through the development of a zip-code specific targeted quota share reinsurance program. Steve holds a BA in Accounting and Business Administration from Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Ohio Society of CPAs and has been a presenter for Insurance Accounting and Systems Association, E&Y Insurance Roundtable, and Federal Reserve Bank educational seminars. Steve is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in the State of Ohio. He also serves as a board director for Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. and as an advisory board member for SmartInsure. Email: smartindale@pastfoundation.org

Andrew Bruening, Ph.D. Chief Innovation Officer Dr. Andrew Bruening is the Program Innovations Officer at PAST and a founding faculty member of Metro Early College High School. Andy brings extensive experience teaching high school science and engineering courses to PAST. He also coaches Metro’s FIRST Robotics team 3324 The Metrobots and brings a wide range of rapid prototyping skills to PAST. He is also the operational director of the Center of Robotics Innovation (CORI) at PAST. Andy Bruening received a Ph.D. in geology from the University of South Carolina in 2007 and a BS in marine science from Eckerd College in 1994. He was recognized as the Ohio FRC Mentor of the year for 2013 and as the 2014 FRC Queen City Regional Woody Flowers Mentor of the Year. Email: abruening@pastfoundation.org

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Embedded Electronics and SMART Design Anticipated Time to Credential 60 hours | Cost Estimate: $875 (**Additional costs associated with this course are the responsibility of the student or school district. Costs are related to materials needed to complete weekly and the capstone projects. Weekly projects cost ~$50/weekly project and ~$200 for capstone project.) Building upon fundamental skills, this credential equips learners with an understanding of intelligent systems. Students engage in the design, fabrication, and programming of their own electronic devices, simultaneously documenting workflows and addressing debugging challenges in real-time. Upon successful completion and passing of this course, you will be eligible for the Embedded Systems Design Credential offered by The PAST Foundation’s Innovation FabLab. This credential is endorsed by esteemed industry partners, including The Honda Corporation, Honeywell, SenseIC, and The Fab Foundation. If you are a teacher who has already completed this credential and have access to the necessary equipment you are eligible to have students participate in this credential course. Please contact the PAST Foundation Fab Lab at fablab@pastfoundation.org . Sign Up All Credential Pathway Course Overview Building upon fundamental skills, this credential equips learners with an understanding of intelligent systems. Students engage in the design, fabrication, and programming of their own electronic devices, simultaneously documenting workflows and addressing debugging challenges in real-time. Upon successful completion and passing of this course, you will be eligible for the Embedded Systems Design Credential offered by The PAST Foundation’s Innovation FabLab. This credential is endorsed by esteemed industry partners, including The Honda Corporation, Honeywell, SenseIC, and The Fab Foundation. If you are a teacher who has already completed this credential and have access to the necessary equipment you are eligible to have students participate in this credential course. Please contact the PAST Foundation Fab Lab at fablab@pastfoundation.org . What You'll Explore Performance Indicators Create and Fabricate a Functional PCB : Utilize CAM workflows to design and manufacture a high-performance printed circuit board (PCB). Implement Embedded Programming: Develop embedded programming capabilities to enable interactive systems to function seamlessly. Integrate Sensors and Actuators: Integrate sensors and actuators with custom microcontroller boards to enhance system functionality and data collection capabilities. Generate Design Documentation: Utilize digital tools and reflection protocols to create comprehensive design documentation that accurately represents the PCB design and its functionalities. Key Competencies PCB Design & Fabrication Embedded Systems Programming Input/Output Device Integration Workflow Analysis & Troubleshooting Circuit Debugging and Optimization Technical Documentation & Reflection Skills You'll Learn Electrical CAD and PCB Design Students will design machine components, 3D assemblies, and create custom parts optimized for 3D printing, laser cutting, or CNC milling. Students will design custom PCBs using EDA (Electronic Design Automation) modular electronics. They will also test and document the wiring, pin assignments, and testing procedures to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the devices. Microcontroller integration and debugging Students will apply their knowledge of system integration to design electrical layouts for microcontrollers, motor drivers, batteries, and electronic safety components. Embedded programming fundamentals Students will learn and apply their knowledge of microcontroller architectures (AVR, ARM, Cortex) and memory organization, as well as peripheral capabilities, to practical problems. Students will learn the difference between microcontrollers and microprocessors, and how their designs affect power use and which ones are best for different tasks. Students will acquire data sheet literacy, enabling them to extract essential information for programming and interfacing purposes. Students will utilize Programming Protocols, specifically employing appropriate methods to upload code. Students will utilize programming environments such as the Arduino IDE, MicroPython, and PlatformIO. Students will apply the principles of Interaction and Communication to create a board that is functional, responsive, and effective in communication. Students will apply Debugging and Documentation skills—systematically identifying and resolving code and hardware issues, and recording code, decisions, and outcomes for learning and assessment purposes. Industry Jobs You Can Obtain With This Credential Alignment with the Ohio Manufacturing Competency Model The skills and key competencies found in Embedded Systems and SMART Design course are strongly aligned with the Ohio Manufacturing Competency Model, especially the Electrical/Electronics strand, which focuses on technical competencies for designing, building, analyzing, and documenting electrical systems, PCBs, and embedded devices for manufacturing contexts. Learn More Alignment to Advanced CTE and Credentials Matter The competencies and skills in the Embedded Systems and SMART Design course are strongly aligned with the frameworks and principles of Advanced CTE and Credentials Matter, particularly in areas related to digital technology, electronics, and engineering within Career Technical Education (CTE) pathways. (careertech.org ) Learn More

Fabrication and Design Fundamentals Anticipated Time to Credential: 60 hours | Cost Estimate: $875 (**Additional costs associated with this course are the responsibility of the student or school district. Costs are related to materials needed to complete weekly and the capstone projects. Weekly projects cost ~$50/weekly project and ~$200 for capstone project.) This entry-level credential equips learners with the fundamental tools and mindset necessary for digital fabrication. Students acquire foundational skills in 2D/3D design, 3D printing, and scanning, while simultaneously developing project management and documentation practices essential for industry readiness. Upon successful completion and passing of this course, you will be eligible for the Fabrication Fundamentals Credential offered by The PAST Foundation’s Innovation Fab Lab. This credential is endorsed by esteemed industry partners, including The Honda Corporation, Honeywell, SenseIC, and The Fab Foundation. If you are a teacher who has already completed this credential and have access to the necessary equipment you are eligible to have students participate in this credential course. Please contact the PAST Foundation Fab Lab at fablab@pastfoundation.org . Sign Up All Credential Pathway Course Overview This entry-level credential equips learners with the fundamental tools and mindset necessary for digital fabrication. Students acquire foundational skills in 2D/3D design, 3D printing, and scanning, while simultaneously developing project management and documentation practices essential for industry readiness. Upon successful completion and passing of this course, you will be eligible for the Fabrication Fundamentals Credential offered by The PAST Foundation’s Innovation Fab Lab. This credential is endorsed by esteemed industry partners, including The Honda Corporation, Honeywell, SenseIC, and The Fab Foundation. If you are a teacher who has already completed this credential and have access to the necessary equipment you are eligible to have students participate in this credential course. Please contact the PAST Foundation Fab Lab at fablab@pastfoundation.org . What You'll Explore Performance Indicators Create and Communicate an Initial Capstone Project Proposal: Develop a comprehensive project proposal that effectively communicates the project objectives, scope, and potential outcomes. Navigate and Apply Version Control Tools: Familiarize yourself with version control software and utilize it effectively for collaborative project management and code revision. Select and Utilize 2D and 3D Design Software: Master the use of 2D and 3D design software to create visually appealing and functional designs. Produce Functional Objects through 3D Printing and Scanning: Implement 3D printing and scanning techniques to fabricate functional objects from digital models. Key Competencies Project Planning & Digital Documentation 2D & 3D CAD Modeling Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) Digital Object Scanning Introduction to Molding & Casting Introduction to Web Development & Version Control Skills You'll Learn 2D and 3D CAD modeling 2D - Design with vector and raster tools. Students use vector-based programs like Inkscape and Affinity Designer, as well as raster-based tools like GIMP, to create planar designs. These designs often include drawing geometric shapes, text, and preparing files for laser cutting or vinyl cutting. 2D Design: Create shapes with holes, design patterns for laser cutting, and make outlines for mechanical parts. For example, document the process of constructing a box with holes utilizing a 2D CAD program, subsequently manipulating surfaces to facilitate further 3D endeavors. 2D - Use tools like Affinity Designer, Cut2D Pro, BoxySVG and GIMP to design and modify images for fabrication, such as logos, signs, or circuit board graphics 3D - Object and Mold Design: Model both objects and their corresponding molds. For example, use Rhino to model a chess piece or other game piece (positive), then design a negative mold around it, considering manufacturing constraints like end mill diameter and demolding angles. 3D - Mechanical Part Modeling: Design mechanical assemblies in programs like Fusion360, Onshape, and Solidworks. This process includes modeling intricate components, including link beams and wheel swing arms, assigning appropriate materials, and rendering colored models for visualization and animation purposes. 3D Replication of Project Components: In the context of capstone projects, students engage in the replication and refinement of project components employing diverse 3D CAD tools. This process entails a comparative analysis of workflows and functionalities across various software platforms. Additive Manufacturing Students will design and 3D print objects not possible with subtractive manufacturing Students will create functional prototypes Students will evaluate 3D printer design rules and constraints Print angle tests and overhang and bridging tests Design Concepts Students will apply design thinking, CAD, digital fabrication workflows, integration of electronics mechanics, full system integration, and documentation and communication. 3D Printing processes and production Students will utilize 3D modeling, slicing, and print preparation techniques to design and manufacture functional components. 3D scanning and digital object capture Students will acquire the knowledge and skills to digitize real-world objects and seamlessly incorporate those scans into digital fabrication processes. Students gain practical knowledge of how 3D scanning can be utilized for reverse engineering purposes. Digital Documentation Students will develop and maintain a personal website and portfolio showcasing their skills and accomplishments. Project management fundamentals Students will meticulously document the defining scope of the capstone project, a detailed breakdown of tasks and deliverables, resource allocation, the establishment of deadlines, and ongoing progress monitoring. Additionally, they will implement iterative and spiral development methodologies, effectively manage parallel tasks, and ensure comprehensive documentation of the entire project lifecycle. Industry Jobs You Can Obtain With This Credential Alignment with the Ohio Manufacturing Competency Model The competencies and skills found in the Fabrication and Design Fundamentals course closely align with the Ohio Manufacturing Competency Model, both in technical expertise and essential workplace capabilities expected by Ohio manufacturers. Below is a direct comparison between the course objectives/skills and major strands from Ohio's official model. Learn More Alignment to Advanced CTE and Credentials Matter This curriculum aligns closely with Advanced CTE (Career & Technical Education) principles and expectations—particularly within clusters such as Advanced Manufacturing and Digital Technology—by integrating rigorous technical skills, project management, digital communication, and hands-on technology with career readiness and academic standards. Learn More

Advanced Fabrication and Systems Integration Anticipated Time to Credential: 60 hours | Cost Estimate: $875 (**Additional costs associated with this course are the responsibility of the student or school district. Costs are related to materials needed to complete weekly and the capstone projects. Weekly projects cost ~$50/weekly project and ~$200 for capstone project.) This capstone credential challenges students to design and construct advanced, networked, and mechanical systems that demonstrate the integration of multiple digital fabrication competencies. It emphasizes teamwork, iterative design, and comprehensive system integration. Upon successful completion and passing of this course, you will be eligible for the Advanced Fabrication and Systems Integration Credential offered by The PAST Foundation’s Innovation FabLab. This credential is endorsed by esteemed industry partners, including The Honda Corporation, Honeywell, SenseIC, and The Fab Foundation. If you are a teacher who has already completed this credential and have access to the necessary equipment you are eligible to have students participate in this credential course. Please contact the PAST Foundation Fab Lab at fablab@pastfoundation.org . Sign Up All Credential Pathway Course Overview This capstone credential challenges students to design and construct advanced, networked, and mechanical systems that demonstrate the integration of multiple digital fabrication competencies. It emphasizes teamwork, iterative design, and comprehensive system integration. Upon successful completion and passing of this course, you will be eligible for the Advanced Fabrication and Systems Integration Credential offered by The PAST Foundation’s Innovation FabLab. This credential is endorsed by esteemed industry partners, including The Honda Corporation, Honeywell, SenseIC, and The Fab Foundation. If you are a teacher who has already completed this credential and have access to the necessary equipment you are eligible to have students participate in this credential course. Please contact the PAST Foundation Fab Lab at fablab@pastfoundation.org . What You'll Explore Performance Indicators Fabricated Components and Systems: Design, program, and network fabricated components and systems. Develop a functional mechanical machine. Integrated and Smart Systems: Implement digital fabrication workflows to create integrated, intelligent systems. Oversee project management and maintain comprehensive digital project documentation. System Integration and End-User Functionality: Demonstrate system integration and end-user functionality through a final capstone project. Key Competencies Mechanical Machine Design Networking & Communication Protocols System Integration (Digital + Physical + Code) Production and use of block/system diagrams and wiring schematics. Embedding and synchronizing code for coordinated operation of subsystems. Physical integration of components: mounting, alignment, cabling, and enclosure design. Developing and running integration and quality assurance (QA/QC) tests for full-system verification. Capstone Project Execution and Documentation Industry Portfolio Development Skills You'll Learn Hardware/Software Interfacing Students will acquire knowledge of Network Design Workflows, encompassing the planning and implementation of workflows for connecting electronic devices, both wired and wireless. Students will acquire knowledge in Protocol Implementation and Interpretation. They will gain practical experience in implementing, testing, and interpreting various networking and communication protocols, including I2C, SPI, UART, and custom protocols, to enable devices to exchange data. Students will acquire knowledge in Node Design and Addressing. This involves designing, constructing, and connecting nodes (devices) that can communicate effectively within a network. Additionally, students will learn how to assign addresses and ensure the smooth flow of data. Troubleshooting and Documentation: They document their processes and troubleshoot issues, learning to analyze data transmission and resolve communication errors Mechanical machine design (structure, movement, function) Students will design, plan, and build mechanical systems, integrating mechanisms, actuation (motors, servos), and automation (control systems). Students will apply technical problem-solving skills through iterative prototyping and testing. They will analyze technical challenges, develop solutions, and refine designs based on test results and feedback. Students will apply Continuous Improvement principles, learning to identify and implement design enhancements that optimize functionality, manufacturability, and user experience. Students will acquire Project Management skills through group assignments, which will enable them to effectively divide tasks, estimate time, and monitor project progress. System integration Students will create and document detailed system diagrams showing connections between electronics, mechanics, and software components Students will apply project management skills, including time planning, supply management, and documentation of integration and testing processes. Students will have awareness of lifecycle issues—maintenance, repair, upgradability, and end-of-life considerations for the system as a whole. Other Skills Demonstrated Through Completion of Capstone Project System integration and prototyping Custom tool/path creation for specialized production Digital Fabrication Integrated Product Design: Students create unique products that combine multiple digital fabrication processes, such as 2D and 3D modeling, laser cutting, CNC milling, and 3D printing. 2D & 3D Modeling: Competency in computer-aided design (CAD) tools for both 2D and 3D modeling is developed, with these skills directly applied to project work. Process Selection and Application: Students learn to select and apply the most appropriate additive (e.g., 3D printing) and subtractive (e.g., CNC milling, laser cutting) fabrication processes for their designs. Comprehensive Documentation: A crucial skill is documenting every step of the design and fabrication process, including successes, failures, and solutions. This not only demonstrates competency but also supports reproducibility and knowledge sharing Data analysis Innovation and iteration in physical and digital systems Technical leadership and decision-making Design-for-manufacturing mindset Process improvement skills Industry Jobs You Can Obtain With This Credential Alignment with the Ohio Manufacturing Competency Model The skills and competencies found in the Advanced Fabrication and Systems Integration course are highly aligned with the Ohio Manufacturing Competency Model, which emphasizes mechanical machine design, digital fabrication, networking and communication protocols, integration of hardware/software, project management, documentation, and continuous improvement as critical success areas for manufacturing careers in Ohio. Learn More Alignment to Advanced CTE and Credentials Matter The competencies, performance indicators, and skills found in the Advanced Fabrication and Systems Integration course closely align with the principles and structures of Advanced CTE, especially within the STEM, Engineering & Technology, and Manufacturing Career Clusters. Learn More

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