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Young minds take flight
jgarcia@foghornnews.com More than a dozen middle and high schoolers came to Del Mar College on Oct. 9 to explore a career in unmanned drone piloting. The “Future Flyers Take Flight” open house aimed to educate young minds on Del Mar’s new unmanned aircraft systems program, as well as potential jobs in that sector. Students such as Ricardo Middle School eighth-grader Ryan Larson were fascinated by each presenter and demonstration. “I’m into programming computers and possibly coding video games, drones, and I thought that this would be a neat experience for me,” Larson said. The event taught middle and high schoolers…
Group donates $1.5M to Del Mar
ExxonMobil’s Venture Executive Paul Guilfoyle (left) and Del Mar President Mark Escamilla speak about new hands-on training opportunities students will have. Students can look forward to virtual reality training as one of the new digital technologies being provided.
Stand-up economist performs at Del Mar
Sarah Adams / Associate Editor Dr. Yoram Bauman, the nation’s first “stand-up economist” implementing challenging economic concepts through the medium of comedy, came to DMC October 23 and 24 to perform his stand-up seminar “Can Economics be Entertaining?”