The Office of Engineering Professional Practice’s Engineering Expo proved successful in a record-setting way. More than 730 students turned up for Friday’s annual event, setting a new attendance record.
To say that the Office of Engineering Professional Practice in the College of Engineering had the most successful Spring Expo in its history, while true, doesn’t begin to tell the whole story.
The Office of Engineering Professional Practice recently held its seventeenth annual welcome back cookout, its largest yet with more than 1,400 participants.
Joshua Dobbs might be better known outside the college as the quarterback of the Vols football team, but, like six other players majoring in engineering, once in the classroom, he is all about his studies. An aerospace engineering student, Dobbs recently held an internship position with Pratt and Whitney, one of the world’s leading jet
A record number of students turned out for the spring Engineering Expo. All told, 427 students visited with potential employers and lined up more than 700 interviews for paid internship and co-op positions from the fifty-six companies in attendance.
One of the key experiences for students in the College of Engineering is the opportunity to take part in a paid co-op or internship education experience.
The College of Engineering recently took another step forward by creating the J. Michael Stone Engineering Professional Practice Leadership Program.
Barbecue was on the menu recently as the Labor Day weekend kicked off in style for UT engineering students thanks to a cookout and meet-and-greet hosted by the Office of Engineering Professional Practice.