Video Game Controller for Boy with Cerebral Palsy
Tyngsborough High School, 2004

ATDF provides many benefits :

For students:

• A challenging, personally rewarding educational experience, the likes of which few high school students will ever accomplish - this will distinguish you from your peers when applying to college. Also, this is a great way to gain an inside look at the nature of engineering work and careers.


• ATDF project work may count for course credit or community service credit depending upon your teacher's or high school's policy.


• May apply for an ATDF Scholarship if attending UMass Lowell for engineering ($2,000 X 4 yrs).

For teachers:

• Show students the applications of math, physics and technology, so they realize the relevance of their academics & have them learn real-world skills.


• Get positive media coverage for your program and your school. Earn up to $1,000 and 30 PDPs - and there is no cost for project materials.