Month: April 2011

ISE Posts Strong Showing in NRC Rankings.

WASHINGTON, DC (September, 2010): The National Research Council released its long awaited doctoral program rankings in 59 different fields — their first since 1995. The new rankings, which considered data gathered in 2005 and 2006, were delayed until now. ISE,… Read More

Shen Named Runner-Up in ICS Competition.

HANOVER, MD (September, 2010): Ph.D. student Siqian Shen was announced as one of two runners-up of the 2010 INFORMS Computing Society (ICS) Student Prize for the best paper on computing and operations research by a student author. Her paper, “Expectation… Read More

Employers Converge on Campus to Recruit.

GAINESVILLE, FL (September, 2010): Employers from all over the country converged on the O’Connell Center in search of talent for full-time, intern and co-op positions at the Fall Career Resource Center Showcase. A number of companies were specifically looking for… Read More

Brown Awarded Inaugural Leadership Award.

GAINESVILLE, FL (August, 2010): Alex Brown, ISE Senior, was selected as the 2010-2011 (and first ever) undergraduate recipient of the “Attributes of a Gator Engineer Recognition Award for Leadership” by the College of Engineering. He was recognized at the 2010… Read More

Florida Ranked Ninth By Corporate Recruiters.

NEW YORK, NY (September, 2010): Companies recruiting new hires favor big state schools according to a recent article by Teri Evans of the Wall Street Journal. Evans noted the efficiency of recruiting at schools with large populations and multiple majors.… Read More

ISE Graduates Summer Class.

GAINESVILLE, FL (August, 2010): The Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering conferred degrees at commencement on August 7. A total of 40 degrees were awarded, led by 25 at the Master’s level. Additionally, eight undergraduates received B.S. degrees and seven… Read More

Growth Expected in Service Industry.

CHICAGO, IL (September, 2010): Job creation is expected to remain slow in the near future, as reported by Christopher Rugaber and Michael Liedtke of the AP, but economists do predict an uptick in the service section. Specifically, the article points… Read More