Technology Student Association

TSA is the only student organization devoted exclusively to the needs of technology education & pre-engineering students.

• Vocational Technical

Indiana Association for Career and Technical Education Inc

The Indiana Association for Career and Technical Education (IN-ACTE) aims to promote CTE in the state PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION WITHIN THE STATE OF INDIANA.

• Professional Societies & Associations

Institute of Transportation Engineers Indiana Section

Professional non-profit organization of public and private sector engineers, planners, and other transportation industry professionals within Indiana.

• Engineering and Technology Research, Services

Technology Student Association

Career and Technical Student Organization contact us Use the form on the right to contact us.

• Employment Procurement Assistance and Job Training

Kentucky Vocational Association

Association for Career and Technical Education, representing career and technical educators, industry representatives and business leaders.

• Student Services and Organizations

Technology Student Association

Montana Technology Student Association is a career and technical student organization for middle and high school students.

• Management & Technical Assistance

Trade Association Professionals

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• Education N.E.C.

TechPoint Foundation, Inc.

MISSION TechPoint Foundation for Youth ensures Indiana's underserved K-12 students have access to experiential learning opportunities that inspire the pursuit of STEM careers.

INDIANA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC

Indiana Tech is a private, non-profit university founded in 1930 in Fort Wayne.

PENNSYLVANIA TECHNOLOGY

"Learning to Live in a Technical World" Pennsylvania TSA Evolution of Excellence Welcome To The Pennsylvania Technology Student Association The Technology Student Association TSA was started by industrial arts teachers who wanted to provide opportunities for their students to be recognized for their accomplishments and was originally the American Industrial Arts Student Association AIASA.