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School voor zeevaart, energie en productietechnologie.
School for maritime, energy and manufacturing technology.
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College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage welding student Martin Zavala got some unexpected hands-on training recently when the school’s Facilities department found a crack on one of their vehicle’s aluminum lift gates. Looking to turn the discovery into a learning experience, welding instructor David Ellis coached Zavala through the repair, which enabled the student to demonstrate his advanced skills for students in an introductory course. In addition to the repair work, Zevala also demonstrated shaping the tungsten electrode for alternating current welding.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
More than 130 attendees representing manufacturing industry leaders from throughout the Midwest and educators from high schools, colleges and universities recently visited College of DuPage for the Fourth Annual Northern Illinois Regional Haas Technical Education Center Network (HTEC) Technical Educators Conference and the grand reopening of the College’s Manufacturing Technology lab. (Press Photography Network/ Special to College of DuPage)
COD Welding students show their creativity, skills and knowledge making dinosaurs during class for “Dino Day.”
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
The Manufacturing Technology program at College of DuPage Received a $20,000 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation to be used to cover the tuition and fee costs of qualifying manufacturing technology program students.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed approximately 280 high school students for the fifth annual Manufacturing Technology Expo.
(Press Photography Network/ Special to College of DuPage)
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage recently welcomed more than 200 high school students to campus for the third annual Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Career Expo. Students visited with employers, watched demonstrations and learned about various career paths.
College of DuPage welding student Martin Zavala got some unexpected hands-on training recently when the school’s Facilities department found a crack on one of their vehicle’s aluminum lift gates. Looking to turn the discovery into a learning experience, welding instructor David Ellis coached Zavala through the repair, which enabled the student to demonstrate his advanced skills for students in an introductory course. In addition to the repair work, Zevala also demonstrated shaping the tungsten electrode for alternating current welding.
Jean Prouvé is one of the greatest French designers of the 20th century. Working as a craftsman, designer, manufacturer, architect, teacher and engineer, his career spanned over sixty years. With remarkable elegance and economy of means, he designed prefabricated houses, building components and façades, as well as furniture for the home, office and school. His main achievement was transferring manufacturing technology from industry to architecture, without losing aesthetic qualities. This private residence has been built by Jean Prouvé on a steep slope, overlooking the city of Nancy.
College of DuPage welding student Martin Zavala got some unexpected hands-on training recently when the school’s Facilities department found a crack on one of their vehicle’s aluminum lift gates. Looking to turn the discovery into a learning experience, welding instructor David Ellis coached Zavala through the repair, which enabled the student to demonstrate his advanced skills for students in an introductory course. In addition to the repair work, Zevala also demonstrated shaping the tungsten electrode for alternating current welding.
COD Welding students show their creativity, skills and knowledge making dinosaurs during class for “Dino Day.”
More than 130 attendees representing manufacturing industry leaders from throughout the Midwest and educators from high schools, colleges and universities recently visited College of DuPage for the Fourth Annual Northern Illinois Regional Haas Technical Education Center Network (HTEC) Technical Educators Conference and the grand reopening of the College’s Manufacturing Technology lab. (Press Photography Network/ Special to College of DuPage)
COD Welding students show their creativity, skills and knowledge making dinosaurs during class for “Dino Day.”
COD Welding students show their creativity, skills and knowledge making dinosaurs during class for “Dino Day.”
More than 130 attendees representing manufacturing industry leaders from throughout the Midwest and educators from high schools, colleges and universities recently visited College of DuPage for the Fourth Annual Northern Illinois Regional Haas Technical Education Center Network (HTEC) Technical Educators Conference and the grand reopening of the College’s Manufacturing Technology lab. (Press Photography Network/ Special to College of DuPage)