ETM Faculty are busy contributing to the knowledge base for the Engineering Management profession at the American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM) International Annual Conference.
Alice Squires has been named the Wendell J. Satre Distinguished Professor in WSU’s Engineering Technology Management (ETM) program. Supported by the professorship, she will serve as the program’s graduate studies committee chair, leading efforts to refresh its core competencies. “Alice has a long history of industry engagement and leadership,” said Todd Vanek, the program’s director. […]
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Student evaluations offer a great source of insight for instructors and administrators. Your feedback is invaluable and can serve as a foundation for revising a course. Let your instructors know which elements of a course or their teaching you found helpful to your learning process. Your evaluations are anonymous, and instructors do not see them […]
Global Campus students need adequate technology to successfully reach their academic goals. The Technology Reimbursement program will reimburse qualifying students to help with the cost of upgrading or purchasing necessary tools for improved participation in the Global Campus. Students do not need to be full time to apply for this reimbursement. Most part time and full time students are eligible. This reimbursement is made […]
In Pursuit of Peace: Systems Science, Systems Engineering, and World Peace Watch Live or Later Friday, August 31, 2018 12:15 PM The value of a systems-based approach for solving the global problems of today is sometimes lost in translation beyond the boundary of the systems engineering community. However, tomorrow’s systems are increasingly more adaptable, robust, […]
VCEA Lanning Invited Lecture Bringing VR Experiences to the World: A Journey from WSU to Silicon Valley Thursday, April 5, 2018, 3:10 p.m. Jay and Uma Jayaram, former WSU professors, will return to campus to present the Lanning Lecture for the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture (VCEA) at 3:10 p.m. on April 5. The Jayarams will […]
Succeeding in today’s competitive career environment demands experience and know-how that eludes even the most sophisticated students. A career mentor can help give critical insight and guidance to students looking to build a professional network and learn from a professional in the field. Join Leanne Ralstin, Career Consultant for the Carson College of Business Center […]