This holiday season, Dunwoody’s Student Government Association is focusing on giving back to the community and families in need. In addition to overseeing clubs and organizations on campus, Dunwoody College of Technology’s Student Government Association (SGA) focuses much of its efforts on volunteerism and giving back to the community. In September, SGA volunteered with Feed […]
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Kate and William Hood Dunwoody founded the region’s only nonprofit polytechnic college over a century ago, which to date has produced more than 250,000 graduates. December 14 is always a special day at Dunwoody College of Technology. It marks the anniversary of its beginning. Over a century ago today, Kate and William Hood Dunwoody bequeathed […]
Chef’s critiques and background in restaurant industry influences student James Matthes’ kitchen design. Earlier this year, third-year Architecture students were asked to help design and build a brand new dining hall for the Steger Wilderness Center, an ecologically-focused building devoted to sustainability education and climate change solution. The project—led by Architecture Instructor Molly Reichert and Center Founder […]
Dunwoody Rad Tech graduates ready to enter the profession. Seven of Dunwoody’s Radiologic Technology students officially graduated on Thursday, December 8, at a Pinning Ceremony where they were honored for the successful completion of the program. Program graduates must also take and pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam in order to […]
3D Printing at Dunwoody is more than just prototyping of parts. Engineering Drafting & Design students were recently tasked with creating their own golf putters. Students designed putter heads in SolidWorks and printed prototypes using the College’s Stratasys 3D Printers. But they didn’t stop there. Students then took their models to Chicago Avenue Fire Arts […]
Latest Architecture studio shows students how the design of a building can influence the health of the people in it. 21 hours a day. According to the Well Living Lab, that is the amount of time the average American spends inside a building. For Dunwoody Architecture students, that brings up a whole lot of questions: How […]
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Engineering Drafting & Design student Aaron Rasmussen is finding success in business and at Dunwoody. Not many 19-year-olds can say they own a business. Even fewer can say they started that business when they were 12. But Dunwoody Engineering Drafting & Design student Aaron Rasmussen can. Rasmussen is the sole owner of Rasmussen and Associates, […]
Dunwoody’s new Veteran and Military Student Center is a central point for veterans and military students to study, find resources, and socialize. Dean of Students Kelli Sattler began her work at Dunwoody College of Technology in July 2015 with a clear vision for creating a well-rounded student experience. “Another important part of my role is […]