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Hispanic Engineer and Information Technology is published by Career Communications Group, Inc. (CCG). CCG is dedicated to celebrating diversity and promoting equal opportunity for minorities and women in the fields of engineering, science, and information technology.
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Engineering And Business: A Great Combination For Success
The Many Benefits Of Acquiring Both Engineering And Business Degrees
Application Tips That You Need
Take note of these tips and you'll land the internship of your dreams.
Top Scholars Road To Success Requires Setting The Bar Higher
The pathway to success in career and life starts with goals, motivation, and commitment. Setting the bar high academically is but one of many routes to success, as is pursuing professional experience through internships and seeking leadership opportunities.
5 Ways For College Students To Save Money
Without a full-time income, trying to save money can seem impossible, even if you have financial aid. However, while you might be reluctant to sacrifice some of the things you enjoy, you certainly won't regret cutting your expenses. The following takes a look at some of the ways to save on food, entertainment, transportation, study materials, and rent.
The Legacy Of SHPE - SHPE Marks Milestone With 10, 000 Members
More than 45 years ago, five Latino civil engineers working for the city of Los Angeles started an organization that is now over 10,000 strong.
HBCUS Diversify
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Increase Hispanic Enrollment.
Re-defining The Stem Industry
Blue-collar STEM careers are changing the way we think about Stem
Community Colleges: America's Best-Kept Secret?
Dr. Scott Thayer has an impressive resume.
High Pay Without A Four-Year Degree?
Consider A Blue-collar Stem Career
Not To Be Missed: Virtual Career Fairs
No suits, no crowds, all you need is your computer