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December 28, 2020
Alaska students share their secrets to distance learning success SPONSORED: While they’d rather be in the classroom, Acceleration Academy students say they are finding ways to get the most out of school online. Author: ANSEP Presented by ANSEP How do you get students engaged when you can’t get them together in person? How do you stay on top of schoolwork when your schedule has been turned upside-down? What can you do to build community in a classroom that only exists online? This ye...
December 26, 2020
200213745 Our team is looking for an Engineering Program Manager (EPM) to join the Display Engineering team. EPMs must be strong organizers and excellent leaders cross-functionally with a number of teams throughout Apple as well as with external suppliers. A successful candidate will help set strategy, execute on schedule and be responsible for managing/communicating status and issues along the way. This position demands technical strengths in many areas, including optics, mechanical, chemic...
December 24, 2020
Presented by ANSEP Like lots of kindergarteners, Debra Lane-Hayes had a big idea about what she wanted to be when she grew up: a dentist. Now 16 years old, Lane-Hayes still has the same dream -- and she’s on pace to achieve it years ahead of schedule. Not even old enough to see an R-rated movie, last spring Lane-Hayes graduated from high school with more than two years of college credits already on her transcript, at no cost to her family. She’s currently on track to graduate from the Un...
December 19, 2020
Despite funding cuts, the University of Alaska is reinventing itself Author: Tim Bradner Published December 19, 2020 Share on Facebook Print article These are gloomy times. It’s December, and it’s dark. Vaccines are arriving but COVID-19 will be with us for a while. Our economy is suffering. We need some good news. Consider our University of Alaska. Not too long ago things looked bleak for our state university. Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s first budget director, Donna Arduin, wanted to gut...
December 17, 2020
Texas A&M Society of Physics Students Chapter Earns National Honor Dec 17, 2020 "We have a very active chapter, with weekly meetings, guest lecturers, career panels, a social program and, of course, numerous outreach activities. Perhaps even more importantly, the SPS plays a crucial role in creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere for undergraduate students in the department and helps them connect with their peers, graduate students and faculty. Senior SPS members even teach a freshman semi...
December 10, 2020
200211098 Our team is looking for top tier Engineering Program Manager (EPM) to join the Display Engineering team. EPMs must be strong organizers and excellent leaders cross-functionally with a number of teams throughout Apple as well as with external suppliers. A successful candidate will help set strategy, execute on schedule and be responsible for managing/communicating status and issues along the way. This position demands technical strengths in many areas, including mechanical, chemical...
October 23, 2017
Somebody rewarded is coming out of technical schools, graduate program gets more points than somebody getting a bachelors degree, somebody in engineering program gets more than, say, a lawyer. steve: plenty of those. >> exactly. what we have now is a competition for labor around the world, for technical workers, and so this gives us a little more level playing field. let me tell you why its so important, steve. we for a cyberwar today, we really are. we all know it, its hard to quantify what is ...
October 23, 2017
Of technical schools, graduate program gets more points than somebody getting a bachelors degree, somebody in engineering program gets more than, say, a lawyer. steve: plenty of those. >> exactly. what we have now is a competition for labor around the world, for technical workers, and so this gives us a little more level playing field. let me tell you why its so important, steve. we for a cyberwar today, we really are. we all know it, its hard to quantify what is an act of warfare in the cyberwo...
September 10, 2015
>> yes! >> reporter: a little bit better. you know what might get them excited, a little show and tell were going to have for you a little bit later on and showing you the innovation and technology shared through the young kids with the help of nyus engineering program. >> we look forward to it. thanks, francis and thank the kids. that was very good. we like that. we are going to be back with more of todays headlines. including unprecedented flooding in japan. video capturing homes floating do...
January 15, 2014
Theyre benefiting enormously. so its a good news story, but if a growing economy, that company, just like every company in america, has to keep invent and innovating in order to stay on the cutting edge. and thats where all of you come in. here at nc state, you know something about innovation. youve got one of the largest undergraduate engineering programs in the country. thats worth cheering for. [ applause ] im a lawyer by training, and thats nice. but we need more engineers. so companies like...