Student “Maptivists” Inspire at 2013 Esri User Conference

By on July 21, 2013 at 5:34 am |

We follow students from Roosevelt High School at the ESRI Conference 2013.

i.am.angel Scholars from Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights were part of the lineup at the 2013 Esri User Conference in San Diego.

Using Esri technology in their classrooms, the students worked on GIS mapping projects throughout the school year and presented their findings in front of thousands of industry professionals and STEM advocates. Their projects focused on ways to TRANS4M their neighborhood of Boyle Heights in East L.A., by using data to educate and empower.

Along the way, the students received valuable mentorship from Esri staff members, especially Charlie Fitzpatrick, Manager of K-12 Education, as well as Jack Dangermond himself, the Founder and President of Esri!