Page 3 - Manufacturing Engineering Technology News Today

Running for public office is a new experience for Waverly’s James Rademacher, but he says he is in a place in life where he is ready to serve the constituents

Women Making Waves is Boating Industry’s effort to recognize the multitude of women in the industry who have made and continue to make great contributions

/PRNewswire/ -- A scholarship program started over 30 years ago by the foundation of the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, International® (FMA), known...

A recent AP article discussed the frustration of community college credits not transferring. That’s not a worry in Utah. Learn more here.

The Schanbacher Character Scholarship Endowment was established by gifts to the Murray State University Foundation, Inc. (MSU Foundation) from Dr. Eugene & Mrs. Priscilla Schanbacher to recognize and reward young people who possess high moral character; to help develop and promote higher character and integrity in student’s lives; and to provide financial assistance to post-secondary students, who may not otherwise be able to attend college.

Egerton University graduates have moved to court seeking to suspend teaching of engineering programmes at the institution.

Newly crowned Wisconsin Fairest of the Fairs Sharlene Swedlund hails from Green County.

/PRNewswire/ -- Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs® (NBT), the Foundation of the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, Intl. (FMA) announced that 30 students will...

Discover academic and career opportunities at College of DuPages Electronics, Electro-Mechanical/Robotics, Manufacturing and Welding Career Exploration event on Thursday, Oct. 27.

Mid-State Technical College is the recipient of a generous financial donation from Domtar’s Nekoosa Mill to help fund the planned Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Technology and Apprenticeship Center in Stevens Point.