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Part-Time Administrative Assistant Needed for Center Employment

The Center of Excellence is looking for a p/t administrative assistant (hourly salary, $15). Read the position description and apply now. Open to college students/interested professionals.

Posted in Industry, Students | Also tagged $15 per hour, ability to complete projects, apply now, assignments within a given time-line, computers, employment, etc.), Expertise with Microsoft Office, general math-skills related to accounting, help wanted, independent, IT, part-time administrative assistant, reference, reliable follow up with director on status of projects and assignments, resume, self-motivated individual who can function efficiently with limited supervision, spell-check, spelling, strong editing and proof-reading (command of grammar, Technology | Leave a comment

Centers of Excellence High Impact Report for 2011

Read the new Washington State’s Centers of Excellence Impact Report: Ensuring a Better Workforce for Tomorrow, “Collaborating to pave the pathways for Washington’s future!”. Estimated state system savings total $15 million dollars.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry, K-12, Students | Also tagged $15 million dollars, 2011, 2012, 2025, Centers of Excellence, coeforict.org, computing technology, energy, environment, global predictions, high impact reprot, information technology, IT, new or hybrid careers, pdf, ROI, STEM, system savings, ten centers, trend report, vision, Washington State | Leave a comment

The 10 fastest-growing jobs from CNN Money

“If you’re looking for a job that’s here to stay, here’s a counterintuitive piece of advice: Look into tech. It’s one of several sectors on our list that is slated to see the sharpest job growth between now and 2014.” Owen Thomas and Rob Kelley, Business 2.0 and CNNMoney.com

Posted in Featured, Industry, Students | Also tagged 10 fast-growing jobs, coeforict.org, College instructor, Computer software engineer-applications, Computer software engineer-systems software, database administrator, Emerging Workforce Trends in Information and Computing Technology 2011 to 2018…: STEM Career Pathways for the Washington State Community and Technical College System, Maureen Majury, Medical scientist, Network and computer systems administrator, Network systems and data communications analyst, Occupational therapist, Physical therapist, Physician assistant | Leave a comment

A New Video from the “The Life of an IT Professional: A 5 Minute Story”

Find out what Dima Protchenko, an Application Developer Lead, at Bellevue College does in the next installment of “The Life of an IT Professional: A Five Minute Story”.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry, Students | Also tagged Application Developer Lead, Bellevue College, challenges, coeforict.org, Dima Protchenko, education, employability skills, IT professional, life-long-learning, rewards, Ryan Knapp, soft skills, twitter | 3 Comments

IT Futures Summit @Microsoft – Register Now!

The IT Futures Summit: The latest creations, iterations, and innovations Microsoft has waiting for you! Register now.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Industry, K-12 | Also tagged Center of Excellence for ICT, cloud computing, Cloud into the classroom, coeforict.org, CTC, CTC Faculty, environmental computing, food, free, fun, Industry, innovation, kindle, Matrix, Maureen Majury, microsoft, Microsoft Academy, Microsoft research, mobile applications, monetizing mobile applications, networking, office 2010, SharePoint, STEM, Steve Fox, the future, WA State, Washington State, web design, what technical innovations await us, Windows | 4 Comments

SharePoint for Students: Three Free Copies

The first three educators or students who email maureen.majury@bellevuecollege.edu and ask will be sent a free copy.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Industry, K-12, Students | Also tagged CoE for ICT, educators, free copy, Pearson, Prentice Hall, SharePoint for Students, Steve Fox, Students | Leave a comment

Emerging Trends in Information and Computing Technology Report

The Emerging Workforce Trends in Information and Computing Technology 2011 to 2018…: STEM Career Pathways for the Washington State Community and Technical College System report is now available for purchase.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry, K-12 | Also tagged applications, baby boomer healthcare, BI, building cool, business intelligence, business intelligence analyst, Center of Excellence, civil engineering technician, clean coal, cloud computing, competitive intelligence, computer software engineer, computer systems analyst, contingent worker, contract worker, cooperative education, data compression, desalination, Dr. Arthur Benjamin, economic workforce impacts baby boomers, Emerging Workforce Trends in Information and Computing Technology, employment outlook, environmental science protection technician, financial analyst, Forecasts, healthcare informatics, home health aide, hydrologist, informatics, informatics nurse specialist, intelligent transportation system, math, Maureen Majury, millennials, mobile applications, pharmacology, recycling, registered nurse, spatial planning, statistics, STEM career pathways, Sylvia Porter, telemedicine technician, the world in 2025, transit system design, trend alert, urban planning, US economy, Washington State CTC, waste management, water manufacturing | Leave a comment

Meet the First 2011 Imagine Cup Team “Carhana” the CoE is Sponsoring

Meet the first 2011 Imagine Cup Team “Carhana” to receive sponsorship from the CoE. Note: The CoE is still accepting Imagine Cup 2011 Competition team applications from the CTC system through January 27, 2011.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Students | Also tagged Bellevue College, Center of Excellence for ICT, coeforict.org, competition, imagine cup 2011, Imamu Frazier, Joav Gomez, Kellen Butts, meet the Imagine Cup 2011 team, Q&A, Sean Parent, software design, Technology, Thomas Lee, Tom Lee, U.N. millennium goals | 1 Comment

Microsoft Programs that Help Faculty and Students

Students to Business, Imagine Cup & Dream Sparks The Center of Excellence for Information and Computing Technology recently had an in-depth orientation on three Microsoft programs that are available to faculty and students at no-cost. The Students to Business (S2B), Imagine Cup, and Dream Spark programs are exciting and designed to engage, stimulate innovation and [...]

Posted in CTC Faculty, Industry, K-12, Students | Also tagged Center of Excellence for ICT, coeforict.org, competency requirements, competition, Computing, computing technology, digital media, dream sparks, education institutions, embedded development, entry-level jobs, game design, global, global competition, imagine cup, information technology, innovation, internships, IT Challenge, local businesses, microsoft, Microsoft certification exams, Microsoft job opportunities, no-cost, s2b, software design, software industry, student teams, Students, students to business, technology careers, technology mentoring | Leave a comment

2010 IT Futures Summit Presentations

Select 2010 IT Futures Summit PowerPoint presentations are now available for viewing: “Looking Ahead”, Keynote John Perera, Microsoft; “Web 2.0 Technologies for Your Classroom”, Jean Kent; “Online Collaborations: SharePoint 2010, Office Web Apps, Web Services”; “Shared Source, Windows Academic and Faculty Curriculum Resources: Supporting Teaching and Research World-Wide”, Arkady Retik, Microsoft, “Productivity in the Age of Information Overload: Office 2010″, Scott Kennedy

Posted in CTC Faculty, Industry, K-12, Uncategorized | Also tagged BT, Center of Excellence for ICT, coeforict, CS, CTC Faculty, future, Industry, information technology, IT, K-12, Looking Ahead, microsoft, office 2010, Office Web Apps, SharePoint 2010, Teaching, tech trends, Trends, web 2.0, Web Services, Windows Academic Faculty Resources | Leave a comment

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