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Electrical and Electronic Engineering classes focus on active learning to address equity gaps
Originally published Sept. 19, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications Sacramento State’s Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) department is taking a new approach to some of its key courses as it aims to reduce equity gaps, increase enrollment and improve … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Sacramento State University Communications
Tagged college, College of Engineering and Computer Science, daniel wilson, education, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, equity, funding, higher-education, national science foundation, Praveen Meduri, Project ACE, sac state, sacramento, teaching
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$3 million National Science Foundation grant renews support for Sac State’s cybersecurity training
Originally published July 31, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications A well-established College of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) cybersecurity workforce development program will continue for another five years with renewed funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The CyberCorps Scholarship … Continue reading
Posted in News, Sacramento State University Communications
Tagged college, college of engineering & computer science, cybercorps scholarship, cybercorps scholarship for service, cybersecurity, daniel wilson, education, grant funding, national science foundation, sac state, sacramento, teaching, technology, training
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Graduate student works to improve disability culture, create inclusive spaces and community
Originally published May 15, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications Rachel Stewart lives by and has built a career around the phrase “nothing about us, without us” — a longstanding mantra of the disability community. The saying encompasses the idea … Continue reading
Dean’s Award 2023 – Holly Wilson uses triumph over her struggles to help others cope
Originally published May 5, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications For people who grow up experiencing trauma – whether physical or mental – learning to cope can be a long process. Support systems for the traumatized are crucial. Creating such … Continue reading
Seven top graduates receive Deans’ Awards, and two are honored with President’s Medal
Originally published May 5, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications Every year, the dean of each of Sacramento State’s seven academic colleges bestows a prestigious award upon a student who stands out academically, professionally, and personally. Recipients of the Deans’ … Continue reading
New grant boosts Sac State training for area K-12 educators to teach computer science
Originally published April 20, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications As society rapidly adopts new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, understanding the science behind them is increasingly crucial. “We’re so reliant on (technology), and so, shouldn’t you have the power … Continue reading
StingerStudio Makerspace provides access to high-end equipment, hands-on learning
Originally published March 3, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications A new venue at Sac State will offer artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, and creators a place to transform their projects, designs, and ideas into reality. The StingerStudio Makerspace — on the first floor … Continue reading
Tech Art Summit gives local underserved middle school students opportunity to showcase creativity, engineering skills
Originally published Dec. 6, 2022, by Sacramento State University Communications As a small Christmas tree spun atop a gift-wrapped package, across the crowded room, a hand-crafted cutout of a palm and five fingers attached to a box swayed from side … Continue reading
Posted in News, Sacramento State University Communications
Tagged art, creativity, education, engineering, middle-school, sac state, teaching, technology
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Substitute Teacher Fair, residency programs highlight Sac State’s innovative efforts to address educator shortages
Originally published Sept. 28, 2022, by Sacramento State University Communications As with many industries in the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, staff shortages have greatly affected schools across the nation. And though a pressing need for teachers long predates COVID-19, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Sacramento State University Communications
Tagged education, learning, school, shortage, subs, substitute-teachers, teachers, teaching
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Sac State’s role in boosting cybersecurity training expands with new grant
Originally published Sept. 16, 2022, by Sacramento State University Communications A new grant will support Sacramento State’s development of a program to train high school educators to teach the increasingly important discipline of cybersecurity. The $518,940 grant awarded by the National … Continue reading
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Tagged cybersecurity, education, news, teaching, technology
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