*** 2017 NJTEEA TEACHER OF THE YEAR ***

Mark Dotta
Engineering Teacher
BrainSTEM Founder

Ridge High School
268 S. Finley Ave
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
Room 623

Email: brainstemsummercamp@gmail.com
​Phone: 484-241-7239

Mr. Dotta's high school classroom Blog: http://mrdotta.blogspot.com/

Hello,

Thanks for your interest in my summer camp.  I teach Technology Education at Ridge High School. Currently, I teach Architecture, Engineering CAD I & II and Robotics I & II.  I have 15 years of experience teaching at both the high school and middle school levels and in a variety of industrial technology areas such as automotive repair, wood and metal working, engineering, energy, power, and transportation. I am a graduate of Millersville University with a Bachelor’s degree in Technology Education and I have a Master’s degree in Classroom Technology from Wilkes University.

Over the years I have seen an overwhelming interest from our students looking to supplement their current education in the area of engineering and robotics. Therefore, I decided to start a summer camp to help peak student interest and offer educational classes that will enhance their current education.   

I look forward to providing your son/daughter with a fun and exciting experience as they learn about robotics and engineering.  Students will be engaged in hands-on projects as they learn how to problem solve and apply new technology. 

Thank you, 
Mark Dotta

Testimonials

"Boys are really enjoying themselves and learning a lot!"  _Maria 
"Louis already asks to sign up for the camp next summer!"  _Xin
"I just wanted to let you know how much Niamh enjoyed the engineering camp. We will definitely sign up again next year." -Ailsa 
"Such a great experience, they are getting exposed to so many great things at such a young
age" -Jill

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BrainSTEM;  brain·stem  /ˈbrānˌstem/ - A STEM summer camp responsible for teaching the central trunk of the adolescent brain, consisting of the medulla engineeroblongata, componsci, and midrobobrain, and continuing downward to form the spinal electrocord.​​

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