Moore Norman Technology Center's Programming & Software Development program has been selected as one of 10 teams from across the United States to attend the Culminating Event Experience of the NASA App Development Challenge (ADC).
Moore Norman Technology Center team members include the following seniors: Katrina Ashpaugh, of Norman High School; Travis Bode, Julian Lautzenheiser and Christian Zacher, all of Norman North High School; and Dylan Decoster and Lauren Smith, both of Moore High School.
Teams will present their apps to NASA leadership during the virtual, two-day event in February and will have the chance to meet with industry leaders.
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Crews work Thursday on construction at the site of The Well.
A Cleveland County wellness project is on schedule to open in September as construction crews finished laying the steel on the two-story community building earlier this month.
Last Thursday, Cleveland County held a topping out ceremony, a celebration of laying the final steel beam in the frame of the 14,000-square foot wellness center.
The Well, located in downtown Norman on the 200 block of James Garner Avenue, will be home to a Norman Regional Health Clinic, fitness classes, cooking classes and eventually, the Norman Farm Market in 2022.
A part of Cleveland Countyâs Master Plan signed by Cleveland County commissioners in September 2017, The Well is intended to be an all-in-one destination, said Melody Bays, executive director of The Well.
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Henry Dumas, Moore Norman Technology Center Small Business Management coordinator, has earned the Master Certified Coach (MCC) title through the International Coaching Federation.
Dumas has worked with business owners, developed teams and coached individuals for eight years at Moore Norman Technology Center. He said the MCC is a certification that only 4% of business coaches hold worldwide. There are now 30,079 coaches in 130 countries and territories who hold one of three International Coaching Federation credentials and of that number 1,235 are MCCs.
“This is a designation I have been working on for about five years; it is a very rigorous process," Dumas said.