Tag: Resch School of Engineering
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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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UW-Green Bay’s three Engineering Technology programs receive ABET accreditation
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Green Bay, WI – 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, the global accreditor of college…
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Video: See more about UW-Green Bay’s Mechanical Engineering Labs
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Dan Mendrala shares highlights of his hands-on learning experience in the Mechanical Engineering labs at UW-Green Bay, where professors interact and help students learn. In the Spring of 2022, Dan received his Mechanical Engineering diploma and started his engineering career in Wisconsin. https://www.uwgb.edu/mechanical-engineering Transcript: The thing I enjoy most about the Mechanical Engineering program at…
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Marine Travelift Launches Engineering Student Co-op Program | Marina Dock Age
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Marine Travelift, Inc. has partnered with the Resch School of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay to bring the first engineering co-op student to the company for a seven-month hands-on experience. The company has found success with summer internships in the past within different departments including accounting, marketing, engineering, purchasing, and also in…
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Marine Travelift hires UW-Green Bay’s first engineering co-op student | Door County Pulse
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Marine Travelift recently partnered with the Resch School of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay to bring the first engineering co-op student to the company for a seven-month, hands-on experience. The company on Yew Street in Sturgeon Bay has found success in the past with summer internships in departments including accounting, marketing, engineering and…
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Marine Travelift/Shuttlelift hires UWGB’s first Engineering Co-op Student – Material Handling Wholesaler
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Marine Travelift, Inc. recently partnered with the Resch School of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay to bring the first engineering co-op student to the company for a seven-month hands-on experience. The company has found success with summer internships in the past within different departments including accounting, marketing, engineering, purchasing, even in our…
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Faculty note: Prof. Holly receives USDA funding ($185K) for biochar research
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Prof Holly (Environmental Engineering) received $185,000 from the USDA to complete laboratory and field assessments to reduce nutrient losses from edge of field agricultural runoff treatment systems. The project is a component of a larger effort by UW-Green Bay, UW-Madison, and UW-Platteville to build biochar research capacity for nutrient and emission management at agricultural livestock…
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Student Speaker Jordan Cioni, ‘If the day was nothing more than the end of our involvement with GB it would be a tragedy’
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Mechanical Engineering student speaker Jordan Cioni addressed the graduates in the Cofrin School of Business and the College of Science, Engineering and Technology. His speech follows: “Let me start by saying: I can hear my heart beating… but enough about me, let’s talk about you — let’s talk about us! We made it! WE’RE GRADUATING!…
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Student Commencement Speaker Jordan Cioni finds shocking results at UW-Green Bay
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These days, strolling out of UW-Green Bay with a degree in engineering is a very good thing. With the rapid growth of high-tech manufacturing in our region, most graduates can just keep walking into extremely well-paying jobs and flourishing careers. But Jordan Cioni marches to the beat of his own sine wave. “Once I polish…