The Defense Department needs more scientists and engineers with one thing in common: US citizenship. Demand is high for specialists to carry out Defense technology initiatives in hypersonic flight, space access, power generation, energy storage, surveillance systems and information networking. Many jobs in these fields require security clearances only given to citizens. But at US colleges and universities, the supply of qualified computer, electrical and mechanical engineering specialists is low. More students - American or otherwise - are graduating from US universities. But interest in college-level science and engineering studies is waning. That is why the military wants to capture youngsters' attention early with educational outreach. Three high profile programs target children at e...
...Engineering colleges have now a new responsibility to provide opportuni... in Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and Electronics and C...
Waukesha County Technical College's Electrical Engineering Technology program recently received accreditation from the Technology Accreditation Committee of ABET Inc. WCTC is one of the few technical colleges that has been ABET- accredited in the Midwest.
LONG BEACH - After five years of hard work, Cal State Long Beach student Olivia Mitchelle couldn't wait to receive her diploma on Wednesday. For the 24-year-old child development and family studies major, finding a full-time job would make her year all the better.
... report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows that employers plan to hire 19... administration, computer science and engineering. Jobs in the service industry are also growing aft...Mechanical Engineering, $60,739. Electrical & Communications Engineering, $60,646. Computer En...
(Editor's note: The Daily Bulletin continues coverage of this year's elections today with a look at candidates running for Etiwanda School District board.) CANDIDATE: Brynna Cadman (incumbent)
...NO. OF CHILDREN: Yes - 4. COLLEGES, DEGREES: Bachelor of arts from Cal State San Bern...AGE: 46. OCCUPATION: Electrical engineer/sales director/parent. YEARS LIVING IN CI...in electrical engineering, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.; M.S...
...This initiative provides qualified electrical engineering graduates with a free, fully-functiona... Engineering degrees from universities, colleges and accredited learning institutions within AWR's ...
AUBURN -- Central Maine Community College President Scott Knapp has announced the following faculty appointments: Jeff Joiner has been named instructor in electromechanical technology. A native of Crown Point, N.Y., Joiner earned an associate's degree in electrical and electronics engineering technology at Vermont Technical College and a bachelor's degree in applied technical education at USM. He has 25 years experience in industrial and manufacturing engineering. He has served as an adjunct instructor at Southern Maine and Kennebec Valley Community Colleges.
High school senior Desmond Dixon has had a busy year. Not only was he the only high school student in the state of Ohio to letter in four varsity sports this year, but he also was a member of six different clubs and organizations at Thurgood Marshall High School in Dayton, including Math and Science Club, the Academic Quiz Team, the National Honor Society and the Robotics Club. And as busy as he was, he graduated on May 24 with a 3.57 grade point average. Desmond has always been a very hard working, charismatic kid," said his mother, Agaytha Corbin. "I think my proudest moment was when we found out he got a full ride scholarship to Miami University. We were just screaming about that. He worked so hard.
... Base and said he "fell in love" with engineering. "I started seeing a career path last summer," Des...Desmond looked at several colleges but chose Miami University after he decided upon hhis major of electrical engineering and they offered him the scholarship. ...
The University of New Orleans College of Engineering is here to stay and will fill the void left by recent cuts to Tulane University's engineering program.UNO College of Engineering Dean Russ Trahan has been emphasizing that strategy ever since Tulane announced its decision to downsize its engineering program.Tulane has de-emphasized some of their programs. We're going to step up and fill that void, Trahan said. We can fill the engineering talent in the engineering industry.On Dec. 8, Tulane University President Scott Cowen announced the university would cut computer sciences and civil, environmental, mechanical and computer engineering. Chemical and biomedical engineering will remain in the School of Science and Engineering. Cowen's announcement stirred public outcry from students, alu...
COLUMBIA, Md., July 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Universities Space Research Association (USRA) recently took great pleasure in welcoming the first contingent of students from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to NASA's Education Associates Program (EAP). Managed by USRA, the EAP is a unique workforce development program that offers students, post-docs, and faculty the opportunity for hands- on work with NASA scientists and engineers. Under a 3-year agreement between NASA and the non-profit Arab Youth Venture Foundation (AYVF), up to 12 UAE students per year will be participating in the EAP. The initial group of three students (Shamma Al Qassim, Hazza Bani Malek, and Hamad Rajab) arrived in mid-June to begin a 10-week internship at NASA's Ames Research Center. The students will be work...
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