ATE Conference

The Student Poster Session was held on October 21, the second full day of the ATE PI conference. It was at noon, Eastern, which meant the attendees from the East Coast could grab lunch while browsing through the 30 posters, and since I am in Washington State, I took a moment to pour another cup of coffee before starting the session. The 30 posters represented 36 students, and the exciting and innovative student projects covered a range of topics such as biofuels, nanoparticles, 3D printing, network traffic analysis, virtual reality, machine learning, and more. Each poster was a tile... Read more

Last week I attended my first NSF ATE PI meeting. As a contributing member of Digital World Biology's ATE project entitled " A Bridge to Bio-Link's Future ," I participated in the conference by preparing and staffing our booth in the first evening's showcase.

As a brief background, the NSF (National Science Foundation) ATE (Advanced Technology Eduction) program celebrated its 25 th anniversary this year. ATE's mission is to support innovations in technical education at two-year colleges. These colleges, also known as community colleges, serve a vital role in education. While many know of their role as a... Read more

Hello again! I bet you thought I forgot my login. (I did.)

Wow! What a difference a year makes. It's fall in school again and I'm still plugging away, only from Las Vegas now. It was so hard to say goodbye to Portland, the people and animals that I love there but this where I need to be now. I'm excited to see what adventures UNLV has in store for me.

Classes have begun and I am finding my way through a new campus and a new schedule. What I mean by finding my way through... Read more