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16
TEAMS
SPONSORED BY UTC
COMPETED AT THE 2012
FIRST ROBOTICS WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
100
LIBRARIES
CREATED IN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS IN SIX PROVINCES
ACROSS CHINA
Make Things Better
Building Sustainable Cities
By Building a Better Tomorrow
To promote environmental responsibility
through sustainable building practices,
UTC is a founding sponsor of the U.S.
Green Building Council’s Center for Green
Schools. The center is working to transform
schools to make them more energy
efficient, less expensive to operate and
healthier places to learn and work.
Supporting Vibrant Communities
By Being Part of the Solution
To enhance the well-being of the communi-
ties in which we operate, UTC encourages
growth and vitality through positive engage-
ment. For example, UTC and its employees
volunteer with the China Library Project,
donating books and building libraries in
elementary schools across China. Within the
first year, the program reached more than
23,000 students and 1,300 teachers.
Advancing STEM Education
By Nurturing the Next Generation
To support the development of the next
generation of engineers and scientists, UTC
supports programs that advance science,
technology, engineering and mathematics
education. One of our signature partnerships
is with FIRST Robotics, a high school
robotics competition. UTC employees are
mentoring teams across North America,
including the 2012 world champions
Team 180 from Stuart, Fla. sponsored
by Pratt & Whitney.
2+
MILLION
STUDENTS REACHED IN
49 COUNTRIES THROUGH
2012’S GREEN APPLE
DAY OF SERVICE
| 172012 ANNUAL REPORT
Junior Achievement: Austin Dadio, a financial
leadership program associate, celebrates the end
of the day with students at Naylor School in
Hartford, Conn. Dadio is one of several hundred
UTC employees who volunteer in schools across
the United States with Junior Achievement,
a financial and business literacy program.
China Children & Teenagers Fund: Tony Black,
president and managing director of Otis China Limited,
celebrates a partnership with the China Children &
Teenagers Fund, which promotes safety education.
UTC supported the publication of a children’s book
covering topics ranging from home security and
safety on the road to instructions for riding elevators.