Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design
Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design (Klesse College) serves as an incubator for academic research and inquiry across disparate, yet complimentary, academic fields that work cohesively to improve the world around us. Recognized as a leader for social mobility, cultural diversity and equity of opportunity, our students are challenged to leverage their unique skills and perspectives in hands-on, experiential learning opportunities preparing them to excel in the workplace.
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Science Semana (Spanish for “week”), was ambitiously planned, and well-executed. The College of Sciences Student Success Center (COS SSC) hosted events each day, incorporating fun, food, alumni guest speakers, employer partners, and more. As a participant and COS cheerleader, I was …
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The energy was palpable at the recent Alamo Chapter Event (ACE) for the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA). Members from across various military branches, as well as vendors and those in academia, came together at the beautiful La …
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