Enrollment grows beyond pre-COVID levels; two-year programs in high-demand fields see biggest increase More students than ever are choosing the immediate jobs and great careers a Dunwoody education makes possible. In fact, Dunwoody’s fall 2021 enrollment grew by eight percent this year, bringing the total number of students to 1,382. The increase in enrollment not […]
Anuj Mittal, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering Technology, and his research collaborators bring home prestigious Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers award.
The virtual series addresses conversations around racial equity in the field of architecture This fall, an inaugural virtual speaker series – Conversations In Equity & Design – focused on addressing questions of ethics, equity, justice and culture in relation to design practices and education, will launch in Minneapolis. The virtual series, hosted in partnership with […]
Jayden Buzick always had an interest in pursuing a career in the medical field but was never quite sure where that interest might lead. When she learned that Dunwoody offered a program in Radiologic Technology, she immediately connected with the College to find out more about the program. Buzick was able to work with admissions […]
Through National Council of Architectural Registration Boards’ (NCARB) Integrated Path to Architectural Licensure (IPAL) program, students will have the option to fast-track their careers and earn a license upon graduating
At the end of 2020-2021 academic year, Dunwoody recognized the accomplishments of its faculty and staff.
Jacob David Bisek entered the military not long after graduating from Chaska High School. Military service was something he’d long had an interest in, and because he wanted to challenge himself he chose to enlist with the Marines. After completing four years of active duty as a machine gunner, including deployments to Afghanistan and Jordan, […]
Dream it. Design it. Build it. Refine It. That is exactly what four senior Mechanical Engineering students did throughout their time at Dunwoody. Their capstone project was no exception. Kurt Scepaniak owner of Horizon Roofing contacted Dunwoody with hopes that students in the Engineering Senior Design course would conceptualize and fabricate a machine that would make it easier to remove roofing material from horizontal roofs. He explained that two-foot by two-foot sections of roofing material are removed […]