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Sustainability initiative engages faculty, students, staff and region - 2022 - Community Engagement - News - OU Magazine - Oakland University
‘Grizzlies Healthy Planet Initiative’ calls for unprecedented collaborative effort from students, faculty and staff sustainability, president, earth day Share this story /Categories/Sites/Office of the President /Categories/Sites/News at OU /Categories/News/Faculty & Staff /Categories/News/General /Categories/News/Campus Life Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 Comprehensive sustainability plan testament to university’s stewardship commitment The formal announcement of Grizzlies Healthy Planet Initiative reflects the president’s emphasis on policies that support a more healthy and sustainable univ...
Photo provided by Oakland University Augmented reality center to open at OU The new augmented reality center will be built over the summer at Oakland University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science. Photo provided by Oakland University Advertisement ROCHESTER — A new augmented reality center will soon open at Oakland University, introducing students to careers involving cutting-edge technology. The center, which launched March 2, will be built over the summer with the goal to open in Oakland University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science this fall. A collaborative proje...
03/04/21 A new augmented reality center (ARC) at Oakland University's School of Engineering and Computer Science will offer students hands-on experience in applying AR technology in the manufacturing field. The facility was a collaborative project with the College for Creative Studies as well as regional industry partners. The center's founding partners — including ABB Inc., AM General, Continental, General Motors, Hirotec America, KUKA Robotics, Magna International, MAHLE Industries, Rave Computer, Siemens and US Military Ground Vehicle Systems — will serve on an Industrial Advisory Boar...