COLLEGE STATION — Hands-on training in programming, electronics and sensors, engineering design and cybersecurity helped prepare 21 high school students for careers in computing, engineering and cybersecurity.
Topics covered during the four-day course … ARLINGTON, TX - Sixty-six economic development professionals from nine states completed the Basic Economic Development Course in Arlington, Texas, on Sept. 18-21. Participants learned about the concepts, tools and skills needed to be successful in economic development.
Topics covered during …
COLLEGE STATION - Twenty-six high school students had the opportunity to learn about programming, cybersecurity, electronics and engineering design at the Cyber Innovation Camp, which was held at the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), held June 11-15.AUSTIN - Sixty-three Texas economic development professionals attended the Basic Economic Development Course in Austin on Nov. 14-17. Participants learned about the concepts, tools and skills needed to be successful in economic development.
Topics covered during the four-day course included …
COLLEGE
STATION — Texas Workforce Commission Chairman Andres Alcantar presented an oversized check representing a $2
Million Skills Development Fund Grant to the Texas A&M Engineering
Extension Service (TEEX) at a ceremony on Nov. 2 in College Station.
The …
COLLEGE
STATION - Many small and medium-sized manufacturers in Texas are facing a long
road to recovery from Hurricane Harvey, but the Texas Manufacturing Assistance
Center (TMAC) at TEEX will provide recovery support — through a $2 million federal
grant to TMAC, with $800,000 for the
64 learn the concepts, tools and skills for economic development
Sixty-four new economic developers from Texas and Louisiana graduated from the Basic Economic Development Course in Plano, Texas, on June 9. Participants …
