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• Granby High program to get girls in engineering is growing - Virginian-Pilot
• Harris Corporation Recognized by National Engineering Educators Association for Contributions to U.S. Universities - Business Wire (press release)
• How many H-1B workers are female? US won't say - Computerworld
• UF students develop gun-safety app - The Independent Florida Alligator

Granby High program to get girls in engineering is growing - Virginian-Pilot Posted: 01 Apr 2016 07:09 AM PDT Virginian-Pilot Granby High program to get girls in engineering is growing Virginian-Pilot Makayla Craddock, also 16, is interested in nuclear engineering while 16-year-old Frances Manansala wants to do computer engineering. "It's interesting to try something new and explore what it is in the world," said Helen Wang, 16, of Ocean View as she ...

Harris Corporation Recognized by National Engineering Educators Association for Contributions to U.S. Universities - Business Wire (press release) Posted: 01 Apr 2016 06:00 AM PDT Harris Corporation Recognized by National Engineering Educators Association for Contributions to U.S. Universities Business Wire (press release) Harris was recognized for its broad-based support for electrical and computer engineering (ECE) students, faculty and curriculum. The company has participated in numerous initiatives with ECE departments from 22 schools across the country. These ... and more »

How many H-1B workers are female? US won't say - Computerworld Posted: 01 Apr 2016 03:09 AM PDT Computerworld How many H-1B workers are female? US won't say Computerworld The best source of data for lawmakers on the gender of H-1B workers has been the IEEE-USA. In 2013, Karen Panetta, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Tufts University who was representing the IEEE-USA, testified before the Senate ...

UF students develop gun-safety app - The Independent Florida Alligator Posted: 31 Mar 2016 09:03 PM PDT The Independent Florida Alligator UF students develop gun-safety app The Independent Florida Alligator The team also won first place in Microsoft's category for using Azure, a Microsoft online cloud computer storage and backup program, said Jean-Ralph Aviles, a UF computer engineering senior. A few weeks after HackIllinois, the team's members got an ...

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