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ICYMI: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale and #MarionIL-based AISIN Electronics Illinois recently announced an innovative partnership. 🤝🎓 Through this hands-on program, SIU students can work at AISIN while earning a degree in a variety of industrial management and engineering fields of study. As the No. 1 state in the region for workforce development, programs like these are essential to fueling Illinois' robust talent pipeline. #BeinIllinois Read about the partnership here: https://bit.ly/4f5SyNm

Check out this recently released video showing how Williams Bay High School is leading the way in preparing students for careers in advanced manufacturing and automation! The key to their success is listening to industry workforce & technology needs, providing modernized courses teaching cutting-edge technologies alongside traditional skills like woods & metals. third-party industry certifications to boost students' credentials, and hands on skills to increase student engagement. #Education #AdvancedManufacturing #Automation #FutureWorkforce"

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“For the sake of a secure national economy, a strong research workforce, and an innovative scientific enterprise that serves everyone, our HBCUs need dynamic research programs that offer graduate degrees and set students up for leadership roles. We can’t afford to leave talent on the table,” said Joyce T. Shirazi, dean of the School of Engineering, Architecture and Aviation at Hampton University, an HBCU, and co-chair of the first annual HBCU Engineering Deans Summit held at the University of Michigan over the summer. The summit brought together HBCU and R1 engineering schools to discuss ways to work together to expand research programs at HBCUs, identifying four key steps to make an impact: understand, align, partner, and sustain. “We’ve come up with real, actionable steps that we believe can benefit everyone," said Lola Eniola-Adefeso, PhD, FAHA, FAIMBE, FBMES, FCRS,NAI, co-chair of the Summit as Michigan Engineering’s associate dean for graduate and professional education. Read their full recommendations: https://lnkd.in/dSxC6_sh

Associate Dean for Research John Verboncoeur spoke with MSU Today's Russ White about how the College of Engineering is having a major impact on research in the state of Michigan and beyond. http://spr.ly/6042tRS2w

Lake County leaders including Lakeland Community College President Dr. Sunil Ahuja were recently invited to Columbus by Senator Jerry Cirino. The group highlighted successful workforce development initiatives to the Ohio Senate Workforce and Higher Education Committee, showcasing efforts that secured over $16 million in competitive grants for manufacturing, healthcare, IT and engineering. Their approach centers on three pillars - collaboration, innovation and strategic expansion - exemplified through programs like the Mentor Fire EMT Academy and Classic Automotive Training Center, which partner with local businesses and institutions to maximize resources. The initiatives have shown impressive results, including record-breaking College Credit Plus enrollment at Lakeland Community College and a 99% placement rate for Career Technical Education graduates within six months of completion. #LakelandCC 📽️ https://buff.ly/4fJKu5k

🌟 Congratulations, Kara Albrecht, on being recognized as outstanding senior in industrial engineering! We can't wait to see where your future takes you. Best wishes from all of us in IMSE! 👏 #CycloneEngineers #IndustrialEngineering

For over a century, Varley has been a pioneer in engineering excellence, achieving global recognition as a supplier of first-class engineering, manufacturing, and support services across major industries. Since partnering with NU Teams in 2022, Varley has empowered students at the University of Newcastle to thrive in competition-focused teams. These teams provide a professional work environment where students design, build, and test real-world engineering systems, gaining invaluable hands-on experience. As Varley shared: "Varley is a keen contributor to the community, including through support of the local university. There is a benefit in both directions for Varley to support the university and gain the benefits of that support through the expertise that University of Newcastle engineering graduates provide."

How would you spend $500 to prototype your own stadium!? Our engineering and manufacturing students have been working hard to design and build a stadium of the future for the NFL Stadium of the Future STEM Challenge. Our students will present their work on Thursday at Bank of America stadium. Special thanks to Trane Technologies and the Carolina Panthers for inspiring our students and providing this incredible opportunity- the students gain so much from authentic project based learning like this experience. Another huge shout out to the ACE Mentor Program of Charlotte especially Enya Schumacher, PE and Darik Schumacher who guided students with valueable presentation feedback and expertise! Check out their amazing work in the video below—let’s go, Titans!

What makes UC Santa Barbara’s College of Engineering so great? Check out this short promotional video to see why we annually rank among the best in the nation 💡   Full youtube video here ➡ https://lnkd.in/gJtnUBXm