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Information and Computing Technology Degree/Certificate Reviews: Spring 2012

If you want a free industry professional team to review of one of your college’s information/computing technology degrees/certificates, submit an application to the Center of Excellence for Information and Computing Technology by Friday, April 6, 2012.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry | Also tagged 2012, application process, April 6, certificate, computing technology, curriculum review, deadline Friday, degree, emerging technology, emerging technology trends, employment trends, free service, ICT Review, industry professional review teams, information technology, labor demand, review session, Spring 2012, Washington State Community and Technical Colleges, Washington State CTC, workforce trends | Leave a comment

Don’t Wait…Register for the STEM Summit Now

The two-day Summit (Thursday and Friday/February 9th and 10th) will introduce you to K-20 best practices in education focusing on innovative teaching and learning in STEM. As attendees, you will be examining curriculum for incorporation of best practices in STEM teaching and learning. For our K-12 educators, clock hours will be offered.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry, K-12 | Also tagged 2012, Aerospace, allied health, and Friday, Bellevue College, coeforict.org, Construction, Department of Applied Computing and Electronics, develop engaging student STEM projects, Dr. Bradley Layton, Dr. Michele Royer, Emerging & Innovative Trends for Tomorrow’s Classroom, Energy Technology Education in Efficiency To Engender Energy Independence: Science & Math Lay the Foundation for the Next Generation of Energy Technology Leaders, engineering, February 10th, February 9th, highlight emerging technology, Hotel Sierra, ICT, Information and Computing Technology, K-20 best practices in education focusing on innovative teaching and learning in STEM, Manufacturing, math, multi-disciplinary faculty teams, science, STEM Summit, strategies for incorporating STEM in the classroom, Technology, The University of Montana College of Technology, Thursday, workforce trends | Leave a comment

We need an Android Apps Developer to Teach a 1.5-Day Training for Faculty

Seeking an Android Application Developer to train a group of IT college faculty.

Posted in Industry | Also tagged 1.5 day training, android, applications developer, community and technical college faculty, CTC, Industry, information technology, payment is negotiable, training | Leave a comment

Center News & Updates for Fall/Winter 2011-2012

The Center has news and updates on the STEM Summit’s keynote, the IT degree and certificate review process, and more…

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry, Students | Also tagged Aerospace, CoE for ICT, Dr. Bradley Layton, education, energy, Energy Technology Education in Efficiency To Engender Energy Independence: Science & Math Lay the Foundation for the Next Generation of Energy Technology Leaders, free event, ICT, industry professionals review degrees, IT professional video series, STEM Summit 2011, • $1000 for the student whose video is awarded the recognition award | Leave a comment

Register for the 2nd Annual STEM Summit

Registration for the 2nd annual STEM Summit: Integrating STEM into Today’s Classroom to Develop Tomorrow’s Leaders. This free event features Dr. Bradley Layton, Associate Professor & Director of Energy Technology Program at the University of Montana College of Technology, as the 2012 keynote speaker.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry, K-12 | Also tagged 2012, advanced manufacturing, Aerospace, clean energy, Corinne Sande, CTC Faculty, Dr. Bradley Layton, Dr. Michele Royer, education, energy, Energy Technology Education in Efficiency To Engender Energy Independence:Science & Math Lay the Foundation for the Next Generation of Energy Technology Leaders, free event, Information and Computing Technology, integrating STEM into curriculum, STEM Summit February 10 2012, STEM Summit February 9 2012, sustainable energy | Leave a comment

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, Center of Excellence for Information and Computing Technology, computers, employment, etc.), Expertise with Microsoft Office, general math-skills related to accounting, help wanted, independent, 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

New Advisory Board Members

The Center welcomes three new industry professionals to its industry advisory board: Valerie Goulds, Microsoft, and Juan Ulloa, Bellevue College. Rich James, F5 Networks, was unanimously elected to serve as chair for one more year. And, Franklin Donahoe, unanimously elected as co-chair, will assume the chair position for 2012-2013.

Posted in Featured, Industry | Also tagged 2011, 2012, 2013, advisory board, Bellevue College, Center of Excellence for ICT, chair, co-chair, CoE for ICT, developer support, enterprise environments, F5 Networks, Franklin Donahoe, industry perspective, industry professionals, initiatives, Juan Ulloa, knowledge engineer, microsoft, new members, Rich James, T-Mobile, Valerie Goulds, web design, webmaster, welcome | 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, Center of Excellence for Information and Computing Technology, Centers of Excellence, coeforict.org, computing technology, energy, environment, global predictions, high impact reprot, information technology, new or hybrid careers, pdf, ROI, STEM, system savings, ten centers, trend report, vision, Washington State | Leave a comment

STEM Summit: Emerging & Innovative Trends for Tomorrow’s Classroom

Video from the STEM Summit will be posted April 2011. You can watch Dr. Arthur Benjamin’s keynote presentation, educators and industry professionals presentations and panel sessions. STEM best practices and curricular modules will be posted to the website by the end of March 2011.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Industry, K-12, Uncategorized | Also tagged Aerospace, allied health, Bellevue College, best practices, Centers of Excellence, computer science, Construction, curriculum development, Dr. Arthur Benjamin, engineering welcome, Everett Community College, faculty welcome, healthcare, ICT, Industry, innovative, Janet McCann, K-12, K-20, Manufacturing, Mary Kaye Bredeson, math welcome, Maureen Majury, Renton Technical College, round-tables, science welcome, Shana Peschek, statistics, STEM, STEM 2011, STEM in the classroom, STEM Summit 2011, Technology, Washington State, WEC STEM Summit Washington State 2011, Yakima Valley College | Leave a comment

Review of IT/CS CTC Degree by Industry Professionals: May 13-14, 2011

The Center of Excellence has eight remaining openings for a spring quarter 2011 ICT degree/certificate review process. Apply now…

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, Industry | Also tagged apply online, Bellevue College, Big Bend Community College, Cascadia Community College, certificate, computing technology program, database, degree, Everett Community College, hardware, industry professionals, information technology program, Lower Columbia Community College, networking, programming, review, Ron Wheadon, Seattle Central Community College, software, systems, Washington State CTC | Leave a comment

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