Post by aggieepower1990 on Feb 3, 2016 14:59:05 GMT -5
Greeting Aggies,
By now you may have heard the Connect NC bond referendum will appear on the March 15 primary election ballot in North Carolina. The referendum includes an investment of $90 million for North Carolina A&T State University to construct the Engineering Research and Innovation Complex devoted to research and experiential learning.
The College of Engineering at N.C. A&T continues to be the #1 producer of African American engineering undergrads in the country, and of the public engineering schools in North Carolina, it is second in the amount of annual research dollars awarded. A new engineering facility ensures the College of Engineering remains competitive with peer institutions and continues to produce the industry leaders of tomorrow.
For more information, please see below and visit www.ncat.edu/connectnc.
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This will rival the $80M that state gave UNCC to create the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC).
By now you may have heard the Connect NC bond referendum will appear on the March 15 primary election ballot in North Carolina. The referendum includes an investment of $90 million for North Carolina A&T State University to construct the Engineering Research and Innovation Complex devoted to research and experiential learning.
The College of Engineering at N.C. A&T continues to be the #1 producer of African American engineering undergrads in the country, and of the public engineering schools in North Carolina, it is second in the amount of annual research dollars awarded. A new engineering facility ensures the College of Engineering remains competitive with peer institutions and continues to produce the industry leaders of tomorrow.
For more information, please see below and visit www.ncat.edu/connectnc.
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This will rival the $80M that state gave UNCC to create the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC).
