Favour Igwe, a student from the Robo-Girls, is impressed with her work in Dana’s African-American Resource Group Robotics Challenge, in partnership with Purdue University, at the Dana headquarters in Maumee, May 10. Each team received a robot kit, which they were to design, assemble, code, and program to perform specific challenges.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Students Bradley Walker and Prince Fields like what they see from their computer.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Students participate in Dana’s African-American Resource Group Robotics Challenge.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Student Caden Nihart reconsiders his team's plan as they participate in Dana’s African-American Resource Group Robotics Challenge.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

James Isenhardt and Avonte Cholash, students in the Teen Titans group, tinker on the team's robot.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

James Isenhardt tinkers on the team's robot.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

James Isenhardt tinkers on the team's robot.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Students participate in Dana’s African-American Resource Group Robotics Challenge.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Dana's Eric Phillips watches Dana’s African-American Resource Group Robotics Challenge.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Students Adrianne Payne, DaVell Brown, and Dalen Washington are congratulated on their work.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

One of the robots as students participate.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Dana's Eric Phillips watches.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Student Nye Powell leads an innovation for his team.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Student Nye Powell leads an innovation for his team.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Favour Igwe is impressed with her work.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image

Student Jayce Quarles cleebrates with a teammate.  (THE BLADE/PHILLIP L. KAPLAN)  Buy Image