SAVE THE DATE: GMU Engineering Youth Conference, Feb. 19, 2017
The George Mason University Volgenau School of Engineering will host an Engineering Youth Conference Feb. 19 to encourage middle and high school students and their parents to dream big and find their own inner engineer. “The event is part of our school’s activities to promote National Engineer’s Week,” GMU’s Director of STEM Outreach Kammy Sanghera said.
SAVE THE DATE: GMU CyberSecurity Youth Conference, Oct. 29
The George Mason University Volgenau School of Engineering will host a free CyberSecurity Youth Conference on Oct. 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. as part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The event will feature guest speakers — including the Office of Science & Technology Policy Senior Policy Adviser for Tech Inclusion Ruth Farmer, Virginia Secretary of Education
GMU Volgenau School to Offer Pre-college Cybersecurity Program for Middle, High School Students
George Mason University’s Volgenau School of Engineering will offer a hands-on intensive Pre-college Cybersecurity program this summer from June 11 to Aug. 20 for middle and high school students. Students take courses focused on cybersecurity for two years, or eight quarters, for 10 weekends in each. At the end of the two years, they will
Dr. H. Gilbert Miller Accepts Vice Chairman Position on Dean’s Advisory Board
The Volgenau School of Engineering at George Mason University is fortunate to have a distinguished group of senior executives who serve on the Dean’s Advisory Board. Dr. H. Gilbert Miller, Corporate Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Noblis, Inc. recently accepted the volunteer position of Vice-Chairman of the Board. This appointment comes at an
2015 Market Outlook: GMU’s Dr. Kamaljeet Sanghera — 2015 the Year of Data-Driven Decision-Making Solutions
WashingtonExec 2015 Market Outlook Series We look forward to a new year and new opportunities for innovation and growth in the government contracting community. This past year, we experienced an increased emphasis on cybersecurity, the government’s procurement process and a perpetual focus on doing more with less. WashingtonExec reached out to those most knowledgeable and
Vistronix CEO Deepak Hathiramani Shares His Summer Reading List
WashingtonExec Summer Reading List Series: It might not yet “officially” be summer, but with rising temperatures beckoning the start of patio cookout season, WashingtonExec asked area executives which books they planned to peruse this summer. Deepak Hathiramani is the chief executive of Vistronix, Inc., an IT solutions company he founded more than twenty years ago. Hathiramani also sits on the Senior
FCPS’s Marshall Academy Teams Triumph at Governor’s Cybersecurity Cup
April was the month of opportunity for students interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). Area groups partnered nonstop to sponsor a slew of events geared at augmenting STEM interest among youth including: the opportunity to attend the USA Science & Engineering Festival’s Science and Engineering Expo this past weekend, the culmination of the
GMU Engineering School’s STEM Outreach Group Launches 5 Workshops to Promote STEM among K-12 Students
The George Mason University Volgenau School of Engineering’s STEM outreach group at the beginning of this month launched a slew of IT and Engineering classes aimed at promoting Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics among K-12 students. Class offerings include an Energy and Electricity Workshop, a Beauty and Joy of Computing Program, a Web Design and
The Volgenau School of Engineering to Host Annual Awards Gala; Proceeds to Benefit Student Scholarships
George Mason University”s Volgenau School of Engineering will be hosting its Annual Awards Gala, Saturday May 4, 2013 at the McLean Hilton in Tysons http://www.phpaide.com/?langue=fr&id=16 Corner. About 400 guests will attend the event to celebrate the accomplishments of the school”s faculty members, students, alumni, and corporate alumni. George Mason alum and local ABC 7 Meteorologist
Lloyd Griffiths Of The Volgenau School Of Engineering: “Don’t Look Only To Others For Advice”
New Series: Simple Secrets to Success From Execs Who Know WashingtonExec reached out to area executives to gain insight and share local “secrets to success” stories. This morning’s advice comes from Lloyd Griffiths, Dean of the Volgenau School of Engineering at George Mason University. Lloyd Griffiths: As I think about “secrets to success,” I am
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