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Grads with disabilities find rewarding tech careers |
Employment statistics for engineering and IT pros with disabilities have gotten better over the years, but there is still room for improvement. According to Donna Walters Kozberg, president and CEO of Lift, Inc,...
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GE partners with sorority to grow
women techies |
Every year since 2002 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc (DST) has offered selected members an opportunity to learn from some of the most talented African American women in the country. The vehicle is a mentoring...
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Electronic gaming careers:
challenge plus fun |
Over the past two decades electronic gaming has become a multibillion- dollar industry. That growth has spurred a booming job market for those with an interest in the technology behind the games. Success in this field...
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Yale names first female dean of engineering |
New Haven, CT - T. Kyle Vanderlick has been named dean of engineering and the Thomas E. Golden professor of engineering at Yale. An award-winning researcher and teacher, Vanderlick was most recently professor and chair of the department of ChE at Princeton...
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John Deere looks for engineers and
IT pros |
John Deere plans to hire 340 new graduates in 2008, with half of its recruiting effort focused on engineering. There are also needs in IT and supply management.
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Freddie Mac: taking diversity & inclusion to the next level |
'Freddie Mac has been committed to diversity for a very long time,” declares Tujuanna Williams, senior director of diversity and inclusion. “We are taking diversity and inclusion to the next level.
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