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Construction has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to safety, and the AGC partners involved with Educator Externship are national leaders in safety protocols. This program was designed to have the most impact when conducted face to face, and our hope is to proceed in that format within local guidelines. We are working very closely with our participating companies to insure that the six foot distancing is feasible, that handwashing stations are available, and that any food provided is individually wrapped (ie: box lunches rather than buffet; bottled water or sanitized filling stations, etc.) We are abiding by the restrictions on how many participants can gather at one time, but each county and state is different. We have A/B groupings planned if needed, and our participating companies will also be mindful of meeting size as they commit their time and outdoor space. We will provide our usual PPE – hardhats, safety vests, and glasses. Participants should provide their own facemasks. If an individual is in a high risk category, or is uncomfortable with the protocols we have in place, they should consider their own safety before registering.
Welcome to the Educator Externships brought to you by the Willamette Promise and the Associated General Contractors, Oregon-Columbia Chapter. Check out the information and videos below on past Externships. New applications are listed below.
2020 Educator Externships Applications
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2021 WESD & South Metro STEM Area Educator Externship
WESD & South Metro STEM Program Dates:
June 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, 28 and 29th.
Videos
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2018 Autodesk Innovation Award Finalist
Port of Morrow Partners
AGC Members and Educators Video
Educator Video: Educator Externships
2020 Participant Map
This map represents the companies that participated in 2019. Click on sites for more info about each company.
Past Educator Externships











For questions and more information contact:
- Associated General Contractors Columbia Division
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