Tag: Engineering
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Prof. Patricia Terry receives inaugural Wisconsin Public Service Professorship in Engineering.
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College of Science, Engineering and Technology Dean John Katers presented Professor and Chair of the Richard School of Engineering, Patricia Terry, with the first Wisconsin Public Service Professorship in Engineering at 2021 Fall Convocation, August 25, 2021. In his introduction, Dean Katers said Prof. Terry’s “breadth, depth, and ongoing record of achievement is remarkable, in…
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Prof. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz recently chaired a session entitled ‘Wireless Communication and IoT’
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Resch School of Engineering Associate Prof. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz recently chaired a session entitled “Wireless Communication and IoT” at the International Conference on Science and Contemporary Technologies (ICSCT) – 2021 held during August 5-7, 2021, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Due to the Covid pandemic this year the conference was held virtually. A couple of photos are…
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Video: Electrical Engineering Technology Program
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UW-Green Bay’s College of Science, Engineering, and Technology is transformative, driven, and innovative and so is Electrical Engineering Technology graduate Eric Sweetman. With a focus on hands-on training and a project-based curriculum, the Electrical Engineering Technology program ensures your success in the industry. Video by Dan Moore and Sue Pischke, Marketing and University Communication Video…
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Supercharging the future by growing | Eagle Herald
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“UW-Green Bay is meeting the demand for engineers due to the manufacturing growth in the Green Bay area and the NEW North region,” said UW-Green Bay’s Dean of Science, Engineering and Technology, John Katers. “As the economy continues to shift toward one of innovation and technology—even in historically important manufacturing sectors like the paper industry—electrical…
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UW-Green Bay launching electrical engineering program | News, Sports, Jobs – The Daily news
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GREEN BAY–The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will expand its engineering offerings by adding a degree in electrical engineering. They started in 2015 with engineering technology degrees, mechanical, electrical and environmental, and expanded to mechanical engineering in fall 2018. “UW-Green Bay is meeting the demand for engineers due to the manufacturing growth in the Green Bay…
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Student engineering chapter receives ‘significant improvement’ letter
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Congratulations to UW-Green Bay’s American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter on being presented the 2021 Letter of Significant Improvement. Faculty advisor Mike Holly received the recognition dated March 26, 2021. “It is my pleasure to inform you the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay ASCE Student Chapter has been awarded this 2021 Letter of Significant…
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LAB Midwest features engineering labs in Brown County STEM Innovation Center
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LAB Midwest, the company that worked closely with UW-Green Bay in setting up the labs in the Brown County STEM Innovation Center on the Green Bay Campus features the new engineering labs on its website. “A $1.5 million investment brought in nearly 100 new pieces of mechanical engineering equipment. The idea is to give students…
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Technology literacy solution wins 2021 WiSys Innovation in Aging student idea competition
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Grandmother’s influence motivated competition winner University of Wisconsin-Green Bay student Cheri Branham’s plan to increase technology literacy among aging populations took first place in the WiSys Innovation in Aging student idea competition on Feb. 25. The annual student idea competition challenges UW-Green Bay students to create innovative solutions to combat hardships and improve quality of…
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Wisconsin Aluminum Founder Ceo Sachin Shivaran Follows An Unconventional Path
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To help enhance its talent attraction efforts in the longer term, WAF recently donated $100,000 to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to create the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Engineering Scholarship fund through the UW-Green Bay Foundation. The Schwartz family, who has owned and operated the company since its founding in 1909, supported the endeavor. The scholarship…
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WAF donates $100,000 to create new UWGB engineering scholarship fund to assist Manitowoc county high school graduates
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Released Jan. 15, 2021 from Cole Buergi, Leonard & Finco Public Relations Manitowoc, Wis.—Manitowoc county high school graduates planning to attendUW-Green Bay, may have an opportunity for financial support through a new scholarship fund created by Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry (WAF), with support of the Schwartz family who has owned and operated the company since its founding…