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College graduates with physical disabilities are finding careers in a host of important technical areas. Some do it with sheer independence and perseverance, but help is available. The American Association for People...
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Co-op and internship programs benefit students and employers alike. Students can practice what they’ve learned at school while checking out prospective employers and refining career goals. Employers can build a...
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January 31 was not a typical workday at the HNTB Corporation offices in Kansas City, MO. The architecture, engineering, planning and construction firm opened its doors to forty-six public high school students from J.C...
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Newark, NJ – Afolawemi Afolabi, a fourth-year PhD student at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, won third place for oral presentation at the technical research exhibition held during the thirty-ninth annual convention of the National Society of Black Engineers in... |
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New York, NY – Commercial business and government contractors joined academic and nonprofit partners in October to launch a new coalition that aims to train military veterans for jobs in advanced manufacturing, bolster the talent pipeline and enhance American...
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The growth of mobile technologies has created more jobs for talented computer experts than there are graduates to fill them. The College of Technology at Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN) is increasing its...
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Building on commitments to foster a more inclusive work environment as well as opportunities for women, the U.S. Navy is moving full steam ahead with diversity and inclusion initiatives and recruitment and promotion...
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Eighty-three countries. That's the reach of EMC, which specializes in enabling businesses and service providers to transform their operations and deliver effective IT services. That's also one of its central attractions for job...
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