Tag: mechanical engineering tech
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Mechanical Engineering Technology website features a new design
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UW-Green Bay is meeting local industry demands with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology. Partnerships with community organizations give UW-Green Bay students more access to internship and job opportunities. Curriculum is geared toward hands-on learning. Campus labs give students the opportunity to apply what their learning. And it all adds up to student success;…
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UW-Green Bay’s three engineering technology programs receive ABET accreditation | Seehafer News
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The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay’s Richard J. Resch School of Engineering Technology programs have received national accreditation. The bachelor’s of science degrees in Electrical Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology have been accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET. ABET accreditation assures that programs meet standards to produce graduates…
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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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WAF Donates $100,000 To Create New UWGB Engineering Scholarship | Seehafer News
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Manitowoc county high school graduates planning to attend the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay (UWGB) 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 in 1909, WAF has donated $100,000 to create…
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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…
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Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry creates $100,000 scholarship fund | WLUK
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MANITOWOC (WLUK) — A new scholarship aims to help Manitowoc County students aspiring to become engineers.The Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry (WAF), with support of the Schwartz family, has donated $100,000 to create the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Engineering Scholarship fund through the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay Foundation. “We’re thrilled to help the next generation realize the opportunities…
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New WAF scholarship to help Manitowoc County aspiring engineers
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A new scholarship aims to help Manitowoc County students aspiring to become engineers. The Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry (WAF), with support of the Schwartz family, has donated $100,000 to create the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Engineering Scholarship fund through the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay Foundation. “We’re thrilled to help the next generation realize the opportunities available in…
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Two projects from UW-Green Bay faculty selected for next round of Smart Cities-Smart Futures competition
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Two projects from UW-Green Bay faculty have been selected to go on to the next round of the Smart Cities-Smart Futures competition sponsored by Foxconn. The competition has the goal of generating new, unconventional ideas to develop smart, connected communities throughout the state. Assistant Prof. Maruf Hossain (Natural and Applied Sciences) project is an Integrated Wind…
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Innovation in Aging Student Idea Competition winners bring stability to seniors
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With aging population rising, there is an increasing need for innovation to improve the lives of seniors. In an effort to address this need, nine teams came together to explore solutions. The UW-Green Bay teams then presented their ideas in the second annual Innovation and Aging Student Idea Competition, Feb. 23, 2018. The winner, Team…
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Ideas for the Aging: Team ‘Stability’ takes home win and cash prize
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Nine teams and 40 students represented all four of the UW-Green Bay colleges in the second annual Innovation in Aging Student Idea Competition, Friday, Feb. 23, 2018. The competition is sponsored by UW-Green Bay’s College of Health Education and Social Welfare, WiSys Technology Foundation and the UW-Green Bay Gerontology Center. First prize and $500 was…