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Announces that CNU has been awarded an $800,000 grant by NSF to launch a project called EPIIC. The goal is to foster closer ties between academia and industry by connecting faculty with companies doing research that aligns with their…

Announces that computer science professor Keith Perkins has been awarded a US Patent for an optical head-mounted display for laser safety eyewear. The process involves key assistance from CNU students Steven Rosenthal and Matthew Bartgis.

Details the research that Summer Scholar Christopher Williams did that involved building a robot named MARTY that he hopes will be able to be a reliable delivery source at CNU.

Plaque for the Gold Member of the Cooperating Hampton Roads Organizations for Minorities in Engineering.

Contents:
- Why you might be interested in engineering
- Why the CNC program is special
- What if you decide not to transfer?
- Engineering is for special people
- For further information

2 copies

A course on the fundamentals of solar collection systems and how to integrate them into building designs.

2 copies

Announces that three professors in the Department of Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering have been awarded a grant from Virginia's Commonwealth Cyber Initiative.

Announces that Dr. Christopher Kreider has been awarded the Virginia Cybersecurity Educator Award. Dr. Kreider, the director for Cybersecurity and Information Science, has expanded CNU's cybersecurity offerings from just one class to more than…

Dr. Edward J. Brash, Professor of Physics, will present "Rolling in the Higgs: A commentary on our existence" as part of the new PCSE Colloquium Series on September 20, 2013.

An email announcing a PCSE Colloquium speaker Dr. Michael Collins, Assistant Professor Computer Science, who will present "Economic Models of Network Security" on February 14, 2014.