Mechanical Engineering students create aluminum wrenches With the precision of a surgeon, Angela Freeland lifts a 3D printed wrench from a wooden box, packed tightly with a mixture of damp sand and clay. She cracks a wide smile before leaning Continue Reading …
Grants help advance technical education and promote faculty collaboration and growth Dunwoody College’s Office of the Provost recently announced its 2018 Crosby Fellowships for Learning Excellence and Innovation. The fellowships provide grant funding to Dunwoody faculty and allow them to Continue Reading …
Scholarship Spotlight: Nakesha Caldwell, ’19 Construction Project Management Construction Project Management student Nakesha Caldwell now knows what she wants out of her career. And Dunwoody’s Construction Career Pathways (CCP) Scholarship is helping her get there. A mother of two, Caldwell Continue Reading …
Where did you grow up? In a small town in Southwest Minnesota called Avoca. Where did you attend college? What is your degree in? I have two degrees from the University of St. Catherine. I majored in both history and education. Continue Reading …
Sell-out event raises money for women scholarships On Wednesday, Oct. 24, more than 300 people came out to celebrate the vision and generosity of Kate L. Dunwoody at an annual event that raises scholarship dollars for women students at Dunwoody Continue Reading …
Class brings prototypes to life using 3D printers Engineering Drafting & Design students recently redesigned and reengineered a string trimmer during their Product Design Lab. Students began the project by looking at a cordless string weed trimmer found at any Continue Reading …
Co-ed recreational soccer team completes first season A group of Dunwoody students have spent their fall Sundays organizing and playing in one of the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board’s co-ed, open soccer leagues. Dubbed Dunwoody F.C. (Football Club), the team Continue Reading …
Construction Project Management students make waves at annual competition Construction Project Management students (from L to R) Tyler Fish, Matt Dahlseng, Dan Stenzel, and Shantel Volker joined forces earlier this month to create a Dunwoody team for the annual Intercollegiate Continue Reading …