SVSU mechanical engineering students showcase technology for regional businesses
IRON MOUNTAIN –Saginaw Valley State University hosted the Summer Engineering Symposium, when students presented projects they worked on with collaboration from engineering industry partners.
In total, 37 students — all mechanical engineering majors — presented their projects for six different companies: Duro-Last, Huhtamaki, Kremin, Millet, Motiv and Nexteer Automotive.
Student Dakota Crockford of Norway was among the participants. Crockford helped engineer the Nexteer Auto EPS Rack Transportation Carts project for the company Nexteer Automotive.
All SVSU mechanical engineering majors are required to collaborate with outside clients or university organizations as part of their senior projects.
The eight teams of students’ projects include a wheelchair basketball shooter, a bowling automated ball quality control check, a plastics cup stack dispenser, an auto electric home gym and a roofing automated pull tester.
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Bay College has announced the students who have completed all of the requirements for an associate degree or certificate during the summer 2018 semester.
Associate in arts degree
Vulcan — Courtney Wagner.
Business administration
Kingsford — Rudolph Cecrle.
Criminal justice
Iron Mountain — Victoria Peterson.
Associate in science degree
General science
Daggett — Peter Hartges;
Iron River — Neil Dennis.
Associate in applied science degree
Accounting
Iron River — Jordan Davis.
Corrections
Kingsford — Cheyanne Stout.
Early childhood care and education
Quinnesec — Lauren Tregillis.
General studies
Florence, Wis. — Valerie Grailer.
Paramedic
Daggett — Brytnie Moffatt;
Florence — Christine Scott;
Iron River — Joshua Bridges.
Certificate
Early childhood care and education
Quinnesec — Lauren Tregillis.
Health careers
Iron Mountain — Stacey Hagberg.
Welding
Iron Mountain — Aleesha Carlson; Joseph Merrill;
Kingsford — Wyatt Witte;
Norway — Christopher Jakel.