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It (NEM) is a great program; the participating engineers loved it!
Maureen Shaw, PGE
What better opportunity to inspire students about the world of science, math and technology than during National Engineer's and Technician's Month in February.
Kelly Vanderzanden, Intel
The experience was so positive for the engineers. Seeing the children get excited about something that is so important to the guys - it was invaluable. I think that getting the engineers out from their insulated worlds is also beneficial.
Molly Lane, Mentor Graphics
If we are going to successfully re-engineer education in Oregon, then we need to constantly build meaningful connections and interactions between education, business, and industry.
Ted Kulongoski, Governor of Oregon
The involvement of our engineers in the community and the chance to help provide information to students was a great benefit.
Glenn Splieth, Radisys
This is a worthy event and a wonderful opportunity in working with today's youth and exposing them to careers in Engineering.
Steve Clark, InFocus
At IBM, our engineers have been volunteering in our local schools supporting the National Engineer Program and the International E-week initiative for 18 years. Our company has experienced great success in reaching out to students of all ages, introducing them to new and exciting aspects of math, science and engineering. IBM's commitment to supporting the communities in which we operate and building our pipeline of future engineers is our goal.
Linda Wilson Bauer, IBM
The BEC provides an infrastructure that makes it easy for volunteers to sign up and also has many resources to help them with planning a visit to a school.
Linda Wilson Bauer, IBM