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Competition for jobs is intensifying as companies feel the pinch of the current economy. With more applicants in the mix, IT hiring managers have found a way to narrow their choices: an advanced degree.
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'Employees with disabilities are not immune to the downturn,” says Virginia Stern, director of the Project on Science, Technology and Disability, EntryPoint! and other programs at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS, www.aaas.org) in Washington, DC. “But...
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The recession of 2009 has hit some industries hard, but it’s not all economic doom and gloom for skilled computer science and software engineering grads. Technology-based fields have generally fared better than the financial industry.
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North Andover, MA – For a month last summer CE professor Dr Aaron Bradshaw and students Gail da Silva and Michael McCue from Merrimack College visited Cornell University (Ithaca, NY). Working with Cornell’s Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) program, they were researching damage detection and health... |
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If you’re looking for cutting-edge programs with the promise of a lucrative career after graduation, you might want to check out the offerings at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI, Worcester, MA).
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'I’m not participating in the current recession,” reads a popular lapel button. It could also be the slogan for Booz Allen Hamilton (McLean, VA).
For more than a decade, Booz Allen’s U.S. government business has enjoyed steady double-digit growth. In January, Fortune magazine ranked the...
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For those who want to serve our country, the U.S. Navy provides a number of job options for new grads. They can serve as active-duty or reserve military personnel, of course, and there are jobs for civilians as well, particularly for those with experience in science, technology, engineering...
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