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In June, we were delighted to host our talented cohort of second year graduates at our 2024 Conference, celebrating the achievements they have made over the last two years. Our guest Jamie Crummie, Co-founder of Too Good To Go gave an inspirational talk on his journey, and how being curious can help guide us throughout our careers. See the video below for a short snippet of the Conference! #graduateconference #earlycareers #graduates #engineering #technology

Reflecting on my first year as a B.Tech student, I realize it has been a journey filled with endless opportunities, challenges, and personal growth. Looking back, I feel a deep sense of pride and accomplishment in how much I've progressed. The journey began with a blend of excitement and anticipation, as I was eager to explore the fascinating world of engineering. From day one, I plunged into a whirlwind of lectures, labs, and assignments, keen to absorb as much knowledge as possible. The curriculum, rich with diverse subjects ranging from fundamental principles to advanced theories, served as the cornerstone of my academic and professional development. Of course, the path was not without its hurdles. Balancing coursework, projects, and extracurriculars required resilience and perseverance. There were times of frustration and self-doubt, but each obstacle only strengthened my resolve to keep moving forward. With determination and hard work, I navigated through the challenges, emerging stronger and more skilled. A significant aspect of this journey has been the relationships I've built along the way. Working on group projects fostered a spirit of teamwork and collaboration, enriching my learning experience. The guidance and passion shared by my professors sparked my curiosity and drove me to excel. The unwavering support from peers, mentors, and faculty created a nurturing environment, fostering both personal and academic growth. Together, we formed a vibrant community united in the pursuit of knowledge and innovation. As the year progressed, I discovered specific areas of study that truly captivated me, ignitingpassions I hadn't known existed. Hands-on projects provided an invaluable opportunity to apply theoretical concepts to real-world problems, enhancing my creativity and problem-solving skills. Whether designing circuits, coding, or conducting experiments, each task deepened my understanding and fueled my enthusiasm for engineering. Celebrating this milestone, I am filled withith gratitude for the experiences and lessons that have shaped my B.Tech journey. This year has been a period of significant growth and transformation, laying a solid foundation for a promising future. With the knowledge, skills, and a passion for innovation l've gained, I am ready to tackle the challenges and seize opportunities that lie ahead. Here's to one year down, and many more to come! #Btech Journey #Engineering #Growth #Learning JECRC Incubation Centre JECRC University Prof. Sapna Sharma

Reflecting on my first year as a B.Tech student, I realize it has been a journey filled with endless opportunities, challenges, and personal growth. Looking back, I feel a deep sense of pride and accomplishment in how much I've progressed. The journey began with a blend of excitement and anticipation, as I was eager to explore the fascinating world of engineering. From day one, I plunged into a whirlwind of lectures, labs, and assignments, keen to absorb as much knowledge as possible. The curriculum, rich with diverse subjects ranging from fundamental principles to advanced theories, served as the cornerstone of my academic and professional development. Of course, the path was not without its hurdles. Balancing coursework, projects, and extracurriculars required resilience and perseverance. There were times of frustration and self-doubt, but each obstacle only strengthened my resolve to keep moving forward. With determination and hard work, I navigated through the challenges, emerging stronger and more skilled. A significant aspect of this journey has been the relationships I've built along the way. Working on group projects fostered a spirit of teamwork and collaboration, enriching my learning experience. The guidance and passion shared by my professors sparked my curiosity and drove me to excel. The unwavering support from peers, mentors, and faculty created a nurturing environment, fostering both personal and academic growth. Together, we formed a vibrant community united in the pursuit of knowledge and innovation. As the year progressed, I discovered specific areas of study that truly captivated me, ignitingpassions I hadn't known existed. Hands-on projects provided an invaluable opportunity to apply theoretical concepts to real-world problems, enhancing my creativity and problem-solving skills. Whether designing circuits, coding, or conducting experiments, each task deepened my understanding and fueled my enthusiasm for engineering. Celebrating this milestone, I am filled withith gratitude for the experiences and lessons that have shaped my B.Tech journey. This year has been a period of significant growth and transformation, laying a solid foundation for a promising future. With the knowledge, skills, and a passion for innovation l've gained, I am ready to tackle the challenges and seize opportunities that lie ahead. Here's to one year down, and many more to come! #BtechJourney #Engineering #Growth #Learning JECRC Incubation Centre JECRC University Prof. Sapna Sharma

With National Engineers Week in full stride (celebrated the third week of February), there is no better time to learn more about engineers and their impact on society. National Engineers week is one of the largest STEM events of the year in the United States and has millions of participants (mainly students) across the nation. Its intent is to celebrate the accomplishments of engineers, technicians, and technologists while also introducing K-12 students to engineering career paths. The festivities during the week include open houses (engineering companies and organizations open their doors to the public to show what engineers do), award ceremonies, school outreach programs and extensive media coverage. Not only do I have the privilege of speaking with engineers regularly, I have been able to learn so much about their impact on the world through learning about them personally and helping companies find talented engineers. Their impact on our daily lives range from anything such as the use of our vehicles, phones and appliances to massive improvements in health and wellness. The world would be a totally different place if there were no engineers, and I for one, am extremely grateful for their impact. #Engineering #Engineer #Engineers #NationalEngineersWeek #EngineeringWeek #EngineersWeek #Technology #SCN #Consulting #Recruiting

Reflecting on my first year as a B.Tech student, I realize it has been a journey filled with endless opportunities, challenges, and personal growth. Looking back, I feel a deep sense of pride and accomplishment in how much I've progressed. The journey began with a blend of excitement and anticipation, as I was eager to explore the fascinating world of engineering. From day one, I plunged into a whirlwind of lectures, labs, and assignments, keen to absorb as much knowledge as possible. The curriculum, rich with diverse subjects ranging from fundamental principles to advanced theories, served as the cornerstone of my academic and professional development. Of course, the path was not without its hurdles. Balancing coursework, projects, and extracurriculars required resilience and perseverance. There were times of frustration and self-doubt, but each obstacle only strengthened my resolve to keep moving forward. With determination and hard work, I navigated through the challenges, emerging stronger and more skilled. A significant aspect of this journey has been the relationships I've built along the way. Working on group projects fostered a spirit of teamwork and collaboration, enriching my learning experience. The guidance and passion shared by my professors sparked my curiosity and drove me to excel. The unwavering support from peers, mentors, and faculty created a nurturing environment, fostering both personal and academic growth. Together, we formed a vibrant community united in the pursuit of knowledge and innovation. As the year progressed, I discovered specific areas of study that truly captivated me, ignitingpassions I hadn't known existed. Hands-on projects provided an invaluable opportunity to apply theoretical concepts to real-world problems, enhancing my creativity and problem-solving skills. Whether designing circuits, coding, or conducting experiments, each task deepened my understanding and fueled my enthusiasm for engineering. Celebrating this milestone, I am filled withith gratitude for the experiences and lessons that have shaped my B.Tech journey. This year has been a period of significant growth and transformation, laying a solid foundation for a promising future. With the knowledge, skills, and a passion for innovation l've gained, I am ready to tackle the challenges and seize opportunities that lie ahead. Here's to one year down, and many more to come! #BtechJourney #Engineering #Growth #Learning JECRC Incubation Centre JECRC University Prof. Sapna Sharma

“At DeVry University’s Career Center, we recognize market dynamics and have established partnerships with diverse organizations actively seeking tech talent, as we are dedicated to helping students pursue career opportunities that align with their goals.” Read the Evolllution article below by Agnam Memeti, DeVry’s Chief Enrollment and Student Support Officer, to learn how students can thrive and prepare to enter the #technology industry. #TeamDeVry

Degrees are worthless. The only good thing you learn in college is what not to learn. As a tech grad in CSE, I was taught Jleps one semester. Wtf is Jleps? xD College is good for making friends, projects and realising you can learn all that on YouTube. Baki Bakchodi hai. #college #placements #lifestyle #facts #btech #engineering #hiring

“At DeVry University’s Career Center, we recognize market dynamics and have established partnerships with diverse organizations actively seeking tech talent, as we are dedicated to helping students pursue career opportunities that align with their goals.” Read the Evolllution article below by Agnam Memeti, DeVry’s Chief Enrollment and Student Support Officer, to learn how students can thrive and prepare to enter the #technology industry. #TeamDeVry

Some engineers also model, design, etc Pathways in Technology Early College High School Alumni Praise Levi MDRC P-TECH 9-14 Evaluation Conducted by a Network research team at MDRC, the random assignment evaluation focused on the first seven P-TECH Grades 9–14 schools in New York City and provides findings related to impact, implementation, and costs. Findings indicate that the P-TECH model increased students' postsecondary degree completion, particularly for male students, and boosted internship and dual enrollment rates, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Male students who had the chance to attend P-TECH 9-14 schools were more likely to attain college degrees than male students assigned to other kinds of schools. #WeArePTECH #skillsbuild #skillsfirst #skills2030 https://lnkd.in/erZRqkf4 PTECH Brooklyn HS Alumni Network NYC Department of Education The City University of New York City Tech, CUNY IBM iX IBM The State University of New York New York State Education Department www.ptech.org