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Application fee waiver extended!
Due to the strong response to our waiving the application fee during October’s College Knowledge Month, we’re extending the waiver through the end of November. Apply today!
Dunwoody College Events
#Automotive students in their Hybrid/EV/Production class experimented with wiring batteries in different configurations to see what effects it had on battery and vehicle performance. Using remote-controlled cars takes away the dangers in working with actual batteries, but achieves the desired learning outcome. #BornToDo
Nov 19
Your task: create a structure using only one box of of spaghetti, six drinking straws, a cup of mini-marshmallows, scissors, four pieces of tape, five pieces of aluminum foil, and two pieces of construction paper.
First-year Construction Project Management students stepped up to the table yesterday to let their creativity and teamwork skills shine by creating three story structures that would hold a super hero during their Construction Industry class taught by Kristina McMillan. #BornToDo #technicaleducation #constructionprojectmanagement
Nov 14
Our #Engineering #Drafting & #Design students have just finished up sand casting their golf putter molds in the Foundry and are now refining them in the Machine Shop.
It`s just one example of our hands-on approach to technical education. Stop by this afternoon to see more during our Open House from 3 pm – 5pm. #BornToDo #technicaleducation
Nov 12
Advice flowed freely from Bridgette Dalldorf, Perian Staffan, and Shantel Volker, members of a panel of Dunwoody alumnae featured Wednesday during the Kate Dunwoody Society luncheon. To women who have yet to start or are early in their careers: "Don`t be afraid." To those who hold advanced positions, a reminder: "Visit those in the trenches to remember." Each year the KDS luncheon raises money that directly supports scholarships for women pursuing careers in the skilled trades and technical fields. A huge thank you to all of the sponsors who made this event possible, especially presenting sponsor, Mortenson, and KDS Social sponsor, Morrie`s Classic Cars. #BornToDo.
Nov 8
"As society sees what women can do, as women see what women can do, there will be more women out there doing things, and we’ll all be better off for it.” — Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Abigail Neuman, Construction Project Management alumna, is doing just that —leading by example in her role as Project Engineer at The Boldt Company. We would like to thank all the sponsors who made the Kate Dunwoody Society luncheon possible today. Scholarship money raised at this event helps ensure more women are able to pursue careers in the technical and high-skilled trades. #BornToDo #DunwoodyProud #katedunwoodysociety
Nov 6
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