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Where your former classmates are

David Dulac 3/04   Computer Information Systems Technology is employed by Netsoft Inc. 

Jeremy Dufault 12/04 Automotive Technology is employed by D.C. Automotive Jessica

Calcagni 9/02 Architectural Building Engineering Technology is employed by Andrew Yates Architects

Andrea Ayala 3/96 Administrative Medical Assistant Technology is employed by Planned Parenthood of RI

Daniel Edwards 9/05   Building Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology is employed by Peter Mosek Construction

Rebecca Morash 12/00 Computer Information Systems Technology is employed by Amica

Sombath Inthavong 3/04 Electronics Engineering Technology is employed by Metso Automation

Christopher Ellis 9/05 Business Management Technology is employed by Robert Half Technology Consultants

Ryan Calkins 6/05 Refrigeration/Air Conditioning & Heating Technology is employed by Souza's Heating & Air Conditioning

Michael Cunniff 9/01 Architectural Building Engineering Technology is employed by Bergmeyer Associates, Inc.

Walter Salvatore Jr. 7/99 Computer and Network Servicing Technology is employed by Summit Technical Services

Joshua Smith 3/05 Automotive Technology is employed by Advanced Automotive

John Maurer 9/05 Electrical Technology is employed by Control Automation Group

Krystyna McQueeney 3/04 Computer Information Systems Technology is employed by Centerstone Software

Olajide Danmola 3/02 Architectural Building Engineering Technology is employed by National Lumber Jonathan

Boisvert 6/05 Automotive Technology is employed by Greenleaf Auto Recyclers Steven

Domuczicz 6/04 Plumbing/Heating & Gas Technology is employed by Bradford Plumbing

Jason Noel 9/05 Information Technology is employed by Siemens Building Technologies Inc.

John Cashman 9/05 Marine Technology is employed by Port Niantic  
Angela Bray 6/04 Computer Information Systems Technology is employed by Computershare Juan

Lotero 9/05
Automotive Technology is employed by Boch Toyota South Jaclyn

Lewis 9/05
Surgical Technology is employed by Charlton Memorial Hospital

Kevin Rosa 3/04 Architectural Building Engineering Technology is employed by Bennett and Smilas Engineering

Krystle Adams 9/05 Video & Radio Production Technology is employed by Clear Channel

Steven H. Kitchin, NEIT's Vice President for Corporate Education and Training, accepts the 2005 RI Manufacturers' Partners Award from John Grady, Executive Director of the RI Manufacturers' Association. NEIT recieved the prestigious award for its commitment to manufacturing and manufacturing's vital role in the RI economy.

Congratulations to Scholarship Recipients
Scholarship Winners
Scholarship Recipients pictured with Executive Vice President, Seth Kurn (3rd from Left)

New England Institute of Technology held its third annual scholarship award presentation ceremony on December 2, 2005.  Thirteen students were selected to receive awards.
The award recipients were:

Stephen Dumont Memorial Scholarship: Charles Johnson, Electronics Engineering Technology; Jacob Royer, Electronics Engineering Technology

Matthew J. Fandetti Memorial Scholarship: Katherine Cordeiro, Surgical Technology; Kimberly Morse, Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology; Josefina Beltre, Surgical Technology

Textron Diversity Scholarship: Deborah Gagnon, Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology

F. Gassett, Jr. Scholarship: Marissa Zesiger, Advanced Automotive Technology; Niles Roberts, Advanced Automotive Technology

Dr. Richard Wertz Memorial Scholarship: Crystal Hartung, Mechanical Engineering Technology; Patrick Derby, Information Technology; Cynthia Stocker, Interior Design Technology

William R. Talladay Memorial Scholarship: Benny Notorangelo, Multimedia & Web Design Technology; Douglas Harris, Information Technology

RI Marine Trade Association Scholarship: Ryan Grady, Marine Technology

Refrigeration/Air Conditioning/Heating Scholarship: Scott Ruginis, Refrigeration/AC/Heating and Gas Technology

Electrical League of RI Scholarship: Edgar Rivera, Electrical Technology

 

Faculty Receive Oppenhiemer Award

Associate Professor of Architectural Building Engineering Technology, Eric Kirton, and Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Technology, Steve Lavoie, were recently awarded the Oppenhiemer Best Paper Award. The award was the result of a white paper they co-authored and which was presented by Eric at the American Society for Engineering Education/Engineering Design Graphics Division (ASEE/EDGD) Mid-Year Conference.
The paper and presentation entitled “Utilizing Rapid Prototyping for Architectural Modeling” focused on Eric and Steve’s research in rapid prototyping for architectural engineering. Rapid prototyping was developed in the late 1980’s primarily for the mechanical market. Transitioning this technology for use with architectural modes has several inherent problems. The paper outlined the successes and failures they have encountered as their research continues. Actual architectural models of student projects were shown and presented, which strengthened their findings to date.
Eric commented, “The success of the paper is ultimately indebted to the 8 year collaboration between Steve and myself and our common interest in 3 dimensional modeling and experimentation with visualization for graphics education.” When asked, Steve Lavoie said, “I am very proud of this award; however, much of the success of what we have accomplished belongs to Eric. His persistence and determination have driven me in this pursuit. We’ve only scratched the surface, there is a lot more work to be done and with the appropriate commitment, I know we can be pioneers in this new field of rapid prototyping for architecture.”
In addition to the Oppenhiemer Award, the paper has been chosen for publication in the “Journal for Engineering Education”.
Congratulations to Eric and Steve for this accomplishment.

Faculty Receive Oppenhiemer Award

Associate Professor of Architectural Building Engineering Technology, Eric Kirton, and Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Technology, Steve Lavoie, were recently awarded the Oppenhiemer Best Paper Award. The award was the result of a white paper they co-authored and which was presented by Eric at the American Society for Engineering Education/Engineering Design Graphics Division (ASEE/EDGD) Mid-Year Conference.
The paper and presentation entitled “Utilizing Rapid Prototyping for Architectural Modeling” focused on Eric and Steve’s research in rapid prototyping for architectural engineering. Rapid prototyping was developed in the late 1980’s primarily for the mechanical market. Transitioning this technology for use with architectural modes has several inherent problems. The paper outlined the successes and failures they have encountered as their research continues. Actual architectural models of student projects were shown and presented, which strengthened their findings to date.
Eric commented, “The success of the paper is ultimately indebted to the 8 year collaboration between Steve and myself and our common interest in 3 dimensional modeling and experimentation with visualization for graphics education.” When asked, Steve Lavoie said, “I am very proud of this award; however, much of the success of what we have accomplished belongs to Eric. His persistence and determination have driven me in this pursuit. We’ve only scratched the surface, there is a lot more work to be done and with the appropriate commitment, I know we can be pioneers in this new field of rapid prototyping for architecture.”
In addition to the Oppenhiemer Award, the paper has been chosen for publication in the “Journal for Engineering Education”.
Congratulations to Eric and Steve for this accomplishment.

 

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