Podcast: Students Speak Out: Why Career Readiness Skills are Critical to Learn in College
In our third Career Readiness podcast episode, we hear from two Minnesota State technology students. Rose Dillon, a computer science major at Metropolitan State University, and Molly Clabots, a software development student from Minneapolis College, talk about why they and their peers feel that learning teamwork, communications, and leadership skills in their college courses is essential in preparing them for the working world.
MNAiC Alumnae Stories LIVE Chat Recap with Katelyn Jo France
In the month of May, series host Katherine Myers spoke with fellow program alumna and 2020 Collegiate Aspirations in Computing State winner, Katelyn Jo France.
Teaching Career Readiness Skills to Technology Students … How-To’s from Minnesota State Faculty
In our second Career Readiness podcast episode, we hear from IT faculty members Vickie McLain (Lake Superior College) and Brian Huilman (Minneapolis College) about their use of the Career Readiness Modules. Vickie and Brian talk about their experience teaching communications, professional writing, and teamwork skills in their courses, and the impact the Modules are having on students
New Directions 2020 Agenda Announced
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Monday, May 18th – Wednesday May 20th, 2020
Faculty Focused I.T. Virtual Conference
Academic Webinar Series – Analytics to Fight Public Health Threats
Virtual Summer I.T. Bootcamps From the ITCOE
MN State ITCOE is thrilled to announce our 2020 Bootcamps for the first time will be held virtually.
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MNAiC Alumnae Stories LIVE Chat Recap with Alumna and Industrial Engineer, Erin Mitchell
Alumnae Stories is a monthly LIVE Chat — the series provides program participants an online opportunity to connect with alumnae at various stages of their journey as #womenintech, as well as industry leaders and educators. This month I caught up with a fellow MNAiC Award Honoree and alumna, engineer, and geekette, Erin Mitchell.