By Padraig Ryan
John Bruno chuckles looking back at the dismal outcome of his first computer course more than 40 years ago.
“It was the only course I ever failed,” Bruno said. “I remember my professor telling me never to go near a computer in my career.”
Luckily, Bruno, 63, didn’t listen. In fact, he aced his... + continue reading
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Rutgers Center for Government Services has joined forces with Public Technology Institute to offer PTI's highly regarded leadership training program for government technology professionals. Year-long classes that address the most critical issues facing IT leadership in the public sector begin in New Brunswick, N.J., on June 28, 2017, and in... + continue reading
Thirty years ago, with little idea of what career path to choose, Mike Harris felt his life resembled a scene from the movie, The Graduate.
“I was Dustin Hoffman floating in the pool,” he said, referring to the iconic scene that is so relatable to many recent college graduates. After graduating from Kenyon College as a religion... + continue reading
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Personal Enrichment
Of the 145 students in Rutgers’ summer scholar classes in New Brunswick, the majority are high school juniors and seniors. Ennyn Chiu, along with her 11-year-old sister Enna, are both enrolled... + continue reading
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Rutgers students create educational game designed to help girls 11-14 learn programming and technology skills in Rutgers Makerspace
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Professional Development
By Padraig Ryan
Nancy Lukas, who retired in 2015 after spending 20 years as a teacher, always loved technology. She was one of the first teachers to have her own website, loved using a... + continue reading
