Oxford High School Graduate Accepts Prestigious Engineering Internship
In a recent exciting development, Michael Brayden Cage, a 2023 Oxford High School graduate, has accepted a prestigious engineering internship. This summer, Cage will work with Ultium Cells, a collaboration partner with LG Energy Solution and General Motors, based in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Fostering Future Innovators in Engineering
This opportunity provides Cage with a unique chance to gain practical experience in the field of engineering. He will be actively involved in groundbreaking tasks related to battery technology and electric vehicles. The experience gained is projected to zoom his career prospects forward in the fast-paced field of innovative technology.
Currently, Michael Cage is studying mechanical engineering at the Northwest Mississippi Community College on the Oxford campus and the University of Mississippi. His educational journey places him in good stead for maximising the benefits of the internship.
Attributes of Success to Beloved Educators
Cage modestly attributes his achievements to the efforts of his beloved teachers. His gratitude extends to Monica Grenell, Nannette Williams, and Charles Sabatier. Their dedicated tutelage at various stages of his education has contributed significantly to his academic and professional achievements so far.
The local Oxford community is filled with pride at Brayden’s accomplishment. He is the son of Michael Cage Sr. and Barbara Price-Cage and the grandson of Myrt and Vernetta Price and Ruthie Cage.
Preparing the Next Generation of Engineers
This exciting development emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience in shaping the next generation of engineers. The robust combination of classroom learning and real-world experience provides students with a holistic understanding of their field. Especially in rapidly evolving sectors like engineering, such internships are invaluable in nurturing the expertise, creativity, and adaptability needed to excel.
Young achievers like Michael Brayden Cage exemplify the potentials that can be unlocked through high-quality education and professional opportunities. His story is a beacon of inspiration to current students and aspiring engineers, underlining the attainability of success when dedication and opportunity intersect.
With this significant step, Cage propels himself into a promising future in the field of engineering. His journey is a testament to the power of education and hands-on experience in shaping successful careers. The Oxford Community and indeed the entire state looks forward to following Cage’s shining progress in his internship and beyond.
