Beyond the PE, the Technical College System of Georgia is Helping Meet the Needs of the Engineering Industry By Allison Floyd One-quarter of the students Stephanie O’Donoghue teaches are on the path to a four-year degree in an engineering or technology field. O’Donoghue, the Technical College System of Georgia’s (TCSG) 2018 Instructor of the Year,…
DetailsUnder the Leadership of Dean Steven McLaughlin, Georgia Institute of Technology’s College of Engineering Continues to Ready the Next Generation for a Changing, Global World By Lisa R. Schoolcraft Engineering education was once rooted deeply in math and science. Today’s engineering student, while still commanded to master those skills, will also require an entrepreneurial mindset,…
DetailsLocated Across Georgia, General Aviation and Small Commercial Airports Make a Big Impact on Local Economies and Provide Engineering Opportunities By Heather Collins Georgia is home to the largest airport in the world in terms of total aircraft operations and passengers, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is so large…
DetailsONE-ON-ONE WITH MARTA’S JEFFREY PARKER The Agency’s New General Manager and CEO Chats about Addressing Challenges, Implementing Changes and Establishing Clarity By Lori Johnston Jeffrey A. Parker admits he’s a creature of habit; he exercises every morning, then heads to the North Springs MARTA station to commute to MARTA headquarters. But many things have changed…
DetailsHOW TECHNOLOGY AND TRENDS ARE SHAPING THE FUTURE OF AIR TRAVEL An Interview with Shawn DeKold, Burns & McDonnell Regional Aviation & Federal Group Manager Q: Change is accelerating at a faster rate than ever before. How is rapid change impacting transportation and the economy in Georgia? A: Within the aviation industry, rapid change is…
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