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CCEC FAB GRAD AWARD
The College of Computing, Engineering and Construction (CCEC) is accepting nominations for the 2013 FAB GRAD AWARD. This Award recognizes an alumnus from the College who represents outstanding achievement in their profession and community service to Jacksonville, FL and UNF. Nominees must be an alumnus for 10 years to be eligible. For award criteria and more information please go to http://www.unf.edu/ccec Deadline for nomination is June 30, 2013. If you have questions, contact Lois Sumegi, Director of Development at lois.sumegi@unf.edu or call 904-620-1357.
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UNF School of Computing students recognized for volunteer program development for Sulzbacher Center
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UNF students help make a successful academic year for the ACE Mentor Program of Northeast Florida
The ACE Mentor Program of Northeast Florida helps high school students explore potential careers in architecture, construction and engineering.
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School of Engineering Recognition from Mentoring Families and Kids
The School of Engineering received recognition from Mentoring Families and Kids, Inc., a local non-profit organization, during their annual appreciation banquet.
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Students volunteer at Sustainability Resource Center event
Students in Dr. David
Lambert's "Building Sustainable Cities" honors course volunteered at the
Kickoff Event of the Sustainability Resource Center in Jacksonville,
Florida.
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Computing Students Develop OpenLeaf Social Network
UNF School of Computing
students, Eric Nopanen and James 'Brad' Hamilton, have created a social
networking website called OpenLeaf.
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UPE Scholarship Awards Announced
The College of Computing, Engineering & Construction is pleased to
announce that Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE), the international computing
sciences honor society, awarded academic scholarships to graduate
student, Deepa Komathukattil, and undergraduate student, Evgeniva Bell.
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UNF Computing student receives "High Altitude" award by ICS, Inc.
UNF Computing Student Fred Wehle was the first intern ever to be presented the “High Altitude Award" by ICS. The High Altitude Award is designed to recognize
employees who exhibit a high level of performance and whose unique contributions and accomplishments reflect ICS’s core values relating to customer service, excellence, innovation, and teamwork.
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