CET students spend Spring Break networking
Twelve College of Engineering Technology Honors students traveled to Seattle during Spring Break to network with CET alumni and professionals from industries across engineering technology and learn firsthand about career opportunities in these fields. The trip was led by Melissa Aponte, assistant dean of students, and Madeline Reynolds, career services coordinator.
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