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Florida Poly entrepreneurial team wins thousands in funding for cutting-edge invention Share Article A team of Florida Polytechnic University students earned $3,000 as finalists for the Frank & Ellen Daveler Entrepreneurship Competition through the University of South Florida’s Center for Entrepreneurship. The group also won $2,500 for the development of a gesture-control glove for electric longboards during the 2021 Catapult LAUNCH Pitch Night. Prototype of a gesture-control glove for electric longboards invented by Florida Polytechnic University students. The team has earned thousands of ...

By Gordon Byrd Feb 25, 2021 LAKELAND -- Many universities have had to cut back on hiring or even lose positions because of the pandemic. But one Florida college is on a hiring drive. STEM-focused Florida Polytechnic University in Lakeland plans to hire 25 new professors. University provost and executive vice president Dr. Terry Parker says they're looking for new hires in disciplines that include engineering and applied sciences, environmental engineering, physics, mathematics and computer science... with two of the latter positions focused in the growing field of AI... artificial intellig...

The Lakeland-based college is ready to hire STEM professors as other schools cut back hiring

By Gordon Byrd Feb 25, 2021 LAKELAND -- Many universities have had to cut back on hiring or even lose positions because of the pandemic. But one Florida college is on a hiring drive. STEM-focused Florida Polytechnic University in Lakeland plans to hire 25 new professors. University provost and executive vice president Dr. Terry Parker says they're looking for new hires in disciplines that include engineering and applied sciences, environmental engineering, physics, mathematics and computer science... with two of the latter positions focused in the growing field of AI... artificial intellig...

The Lakeland-based college is ready to hire STEM professors as other schools cut back hiring