ROBOFUN - Partners and Affiliates

Vision Education & Media is grateful to have the following organizations as partners and affiliates:

	The MIT Media Lab - Vision Education & Media has contributed to the MIT Media Lab's documentation of Scratch. For the last two years, Mitchel Resnick, Director of the Lifelong Kindergarten group, has given a hands-on demonstration at Vision Education's Stonington Retreat. Vision staff have gone up to the MIT Media Lab to assist in Scratch and PicoCricket trainings.
	NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) - Vision staff and mentors include a number of ITP students and alumni. Every semester, ITP students intern with Vision Education & Media and assist in after-school programs and professional development trainings. Marianne Petit, Associate Arts Professor at ITP, is a member of our non-profit board.
	NYU's Education, Communication and Technology Program (ECT) - Jennifer Wardell, Director of Programs, graduated from the ECT program at NYU. ECT students intern with Vision and often end up working as mentors in our after-school programs.
	Columbia University - Columbia University was a partner in the National Science Foundation grant, called SoBRO TEC. Columbia provided student interns to work with Bronx high school students.
	Sony Wonder Technology Labs - Sony Wonder has hosted final celebrations and events for Vision's programs, from our RoboFun programs to our high school video programs. Sony Wonder is a destination of many field trips for our programs. Sony is also a lead sponsor for the Stonington Retreat.

Other Partners