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The theme of the 2023 event: #makesafetyseen. This means there is a focus on aspects of engineering safety, from the female perspective.

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Leaders gathered at Arizona State University’s West campus in Glendale Wednesday, announcing three new schools and two new structures.

The ASU West campus on Wednesday kicked off a large-scale project that will add three new academic schools and two new buildings.

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Arizona State University is establishing three new schools on its West campus that match the growth and workforce opportunities on this side of town.

WIT offers tuition-free first year for new engineering Master’s Program for African American students with any undergraduate degree.

Louisiana Tech University Biomedical Engineering alumnus Dr. John A. White (‘84), Professor and Chairman of Biomedical Engineering and Principal Investigator of the Neuronal Dynamics Research Lab at Boston University, will present his work to the Louisiana Tech University community on Wednesday, February 8, at 12:30 p.m. in the Integrated Engineering and Science Building (IESB) AEP Auditorium Room 108.

Leslie Brister, a Louisiana Tech graduate (‘15) and former Senior Admission Specialist for the College of Engineering and Science, has transitioned into a new role as Special Events and Facilities Coordinator for the Office of the President.

When Construction Engineering Technology (CET) freshman Lauren Parker saw that her program was offering a new t-shirt design competition, she knew that she wanted to create a design that showed off the program’s contributions to Louisiana Tech.