ALT Interior Design Science: Using environment and behavior research to create safe human-centered places where people work, play, and live. Technology: Developing durable, safe, and sustainable materials while considering energy use and fire retardancy. Engineering: Ensuring structural integrity, safety, sustainability, and regulatory compliance. Arts: Using the principles of design and aesthetics to create beautiful and equitable environments to enhance lives. Math: Aesthetic value, laws of volume, scale, proportion, and balance applied to design, drawings, and product specifications. #STEAMNewYork NYSED.gov logo

ALT Land Surveying Science: Use measurement and analysis features which are on, above, or below the Earth’s surface, in various environments. Technology: Combine historical procedures and modern technology to collect and reduce survey data for databases and maps. Engineering: Process, analyze, and present survey data used to explore solutions to engineering and property issues. Arts: retrace property lines and draft maps to provide critical documentation which can be used in the future. Math: Calculate, compare, interpret, and report on data collected through research with field measurements. #STEAMNewYork NYSED.gov logo

ALT Landscape Architects Science: Understand local site and climate conditions in designing welcoming and sustainable spaces. Technology: Use technology applications, including virtual reality and artificial intelligence during the design process. Engineering: Merge engineering design ideas and construction techniques. Arts: Incorporate beauty, aesthetics, proportion, and harmony to create healthy spaces for the public. Math: Understand how the manipulation of different-sized spaces, areas, and volumes look and feel. #STEAMNewYork NYSED.gov logo

ALT Veterinary Technician What Do Veterinary Technicians Do? Veterinary technicians carry out medical orders prescribed by a supervising veterinarian. Examples of services include: Preparing and giving medications Taking x-rays and collecting specimens for lab analysis Inducing and maintaining anesthesia Assisting with medical, dental, and surgical procedures Where Do Veterinary Technicians Work? Private clinics and hospitals Farms and ranches Research, education, and/or government agencies Animal shelters, zoos, and aquariums How Can You Become a Veterinary Technician? Complete a high school diploma, or the equivalent Complete an 18-month diploma or degree from a Department-registered veterinary technology licensure program or a program accredited by the AVMA-CVTEA Pass the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE)

ALT PE Day Professional Engineers 08.07.2024

ALT Cytotechnology What Do Cytotechnologists Do? Cytotechnologists examine specimens of human tissue and fluid at a microscopic level to identify the characteristics of cells, including abnormalities or organisms present. The results are used by other health professionals to help diagnose illness and disease. Where do cytotechnologists Work? • Hospitals/Clinics • Private Industry • Education/Training • Research How Can You Become a Licensed cytotechnologist? Complete a Department-registered, licensure-qualifying bachelor’s or higher degree program in Cytotechnology, or its equivalent. Complete and pass the American Society for Clinical Pathology, Board of Certification exam

ALT Pathologists' Assistant Day April 14 Observed April 15, 2024 American Association of Pathologists' Assistants Caring for the whole patient, one specimen at a time. #PathassistDay

ALT STEAM principles used in the field of Landscape Architecture

ALT STEAM principles used in the field of Land Surveyors

ALT STEAM principles used in the field of Interior Design

ALT STEAM principles used in the field of Geology

ALT STEAM principles used in the field of Engineering

ALT National Veterinary Technician Week

ALT Geologist What Do Geologists Do? Professional Geologists gather and interpret data about the Earth’s physical structure, history, and the processes that act upon it. Examples include: Creating geological maps Advising governments, industries, and the public on the natural processes that act upon the Earth’s materials Predicting and evaluating the occurrence of natural resources. How Can You Become a licensed Geologist? There are multiple avenues to become licensed including a combination of education and experience or 12 years of acceptable experience. Pass the ASBOG Fundamentals of Geology or Principles of Geology exam. Where Do Geologists work? Government and education Oil and gas exploration Engineering and construction

ALT Physical Therapist What Does a physical therapist Do? A physical therapist (PT) restores, maintains, and improves a person's movement and functions; this includes treatment to limit disabilities resulting from injury or disease. How can you Become a licensed Physical Therapist? Hospitals and outpatient clinics Rehabilitation centers Home health agencies Private or group practices Schools where do physical therapists work? Complete a Department-registered physical therapy program. Note: All active PT licensure programs award the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.

ALT Image of two people on a poster that says: 'OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST: WHAT DOES ΑΝ OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST DO? An occupational therapist (OT) helps people with injuries or disabilities restore or improve their physical abilities and adapt to their surroundings. WHERE DO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS WORK? Hospitals and nursing homes •Rehabilitation facilities Home health agencies Schools THERAPIST? HOW CAN YOU BECOME A LICENSED OCCUPATIONAL Complete Department-registered occupational therapy program. Note: All active oT licensure programs award either the Master of Science or Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree.