Sponsor the program

Set Up a Booth
$50.00 - Part of the kids' experience is to meet with engineering representatives who can chat with them about what they do so that the kids start to understand more about the possibilities for their future careers.  For more details regarding booths please contact Mrs. Jean Hansen at Jean.G.Hansen@marsh.com.

Become a Sponsor
Silver sponsorship starts withthe opportunity to staff a booth and notariety in our program. Higher levels increase visibility and become associated with awards and/or STEM Grants (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Sponsors can also request to sponsor a specific portion of the event (breakfast, lunch, t-shirts, etc.).  For specific details regarding sponsorship levels please contact Ms. Topacio at ctopacio@louisberger.com. 

Diamond: $3,000+
Platinum: $1,000-$2,999
Gold: $500-$999
Silver: $100-$499

Checks should be made out to National Engineers Week Foundation and sent to the address below. Please contact me if you need the Tax ID number, and we thank you for your support!

Christine J. Topacio
c/o The Louis Berger Group
PO Box 1946
412 Mt. Kemble Avenue
Morristown, NJ 07962

Judge
We need people who are willing to take some time on their own and help us to judge the SimCity cities and the essays.

Please contact Matt Lunemann at lunemann@gmail.com.

Mentor
We need engineers who are interested in becoming engineering mentors for school teams; this is not a large commitment unless you want one and only teams that live close to your home or work (personal preference) are assigned.

Please contact Maysill Pascal at Maysill_Pascal@golder.com or Chrissa Roessner at croessner@louisberger.com.

Competition Day

Volunteer
We need general volunteers who are willing to help for varying tasks that come up during the competition day (input judging scores, runners, timekeeper, etc.).

Contact Laura Wolfe at lwolfe@hntb.com.

Judge
We need people who are willing to help judge the kids' presentations and models during the day of the competition.

Please contact Matt Lunemann at lunemann@gmail.com.