Panther Bites

“We are looking forward to a great season and growing the program,” said TJ O’Connor, faculty advisor and cybersecurity program director.

The case: students developed recommendations to improve the experiential learning software for CapSource, a small educational tech company.

Cherrise Ficke, a master’s student pursuing a degree in human factors in aeronautics, won the RADM Fred Lewis I/ITSEC Postgraduate Scholarship.

Held in Jupiter, the two-day event featured networking, guest speakers on the economy, the workforce and work/life balance, and panels.

It’s called Universe Launches, and you will find schedules for not just rocket launches, but flybys, lunar and solar eclipses and more.

Erika Clancy, institutional research and effectiveness analyst, has been named Florida Tech's Most Valuable Panther for October.

The landscape features 20 species of native Florida trees, shrubs and ground cover, and two pollinator gardens were created.

The First Team All-American swimmer is the first Florida Tech scholar-athlete to be honored as a Top 30 selection.

Jeffrey Richardson, manager of Gleason Performing Arts Center and Campus Events, has been named Most Valuable Panther for September.

Ph.D. candidate Megan Mark joined graduate students from around the world to tackle challenges that involve artificial intelligence.