Albany Technical College to host Engineering Week for K–12 students; hands-on STEM experiences scheduled for February 24–26

Albany, GA — Albany Technical College (ATC) announces Engineering Week 2026, a three-day celebration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), taking place February 24-26, 2026, on the ATC campus. The event will welcome K-12 students from across the region for engaging, hands-on STEM activities designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and interest in future engineering and technical careers.

Engineering Week activities will be held daily from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and are structured by grade level to ensure age-appropriate learning experiences:

·         Tuesday, February 24 – Elementary School Day

·         Wednesday, February 25 – Middle School Day

·         Thursday, February 26 – High School Day

Students will rotate through interactive STEM stations featuring robotics, drones, electronics, engineering design challenges, automation technologies, and other real-world applications of engineering concepts. Activities are led by ATC faculty, staff, and STEM partners, offering students direct exposure to college-level labs, equipment, and career pathways.

“Engineering Week is about sparking imagination and showing students, at every grade level, that engineering and technology are exciting, accessible, and achievable,” said Dennis Courtney, Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology at Albany Technical College. “We want students to see themselves as future engineers, technicians, and problem-solvers.”

Reservations are required for all participating student groups, as space is limited to ensure a high-quality, hands-on experience. Schools and organizations are encouraged to register early to secure their preferred date.

For reservation details, scheduling information, or general inquiries, please contact the Albany Technical College Office of Marketing & Public Relations at (229) 430-3500 or Yolanda Bell at ybell@albanytech.edu  or call (229) 430-1941.

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