A Terrific Tour of Texas Instruments
Hands-on learning experiences are cruicial when a student is presented with many options for their future. GEAR UP students from the Granite School District had the opportunity to visit Texas Instruments, and learn more about their potential futures in the tech industry.
Students dressed in sterile gowns to prevent potential laboratory contamination.
The visit to the fabrication plant was facinating!
Texas Instrument's facility located in Lehi, Utah.
12th Grade GEAR UP students from Cottonwood and Hunter High Schools visited the Texas Instruments facility in Lehi on Friday, February 2nd. Texas Instruments is a 300-millimetter wafer fabrication plant in Utah’s Silicon Slopes.
Students participated in a presentation on careers at Texas Instruments. A manufacturing role at Texas Instruments offers employees opportunities to create high-tech products using advanced manufacturing processes. They offer competitive pay as well as opportunities to learn and grow in a career. Students were given an extensive tour of the facility, and treated to lunch sponsored by Texas Instruments. The students spent the afternoon engaged with a hands-on coding activity.
Granite students enjoyed the field trip, and were engaged with all aspects of learning more about high-tech manufacturing careers. They were especially impressed with the Texas Instrument Fabrication Plant in Lehi.