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The University of Michigan Continues to Be a Leader in Online Graduate Engineering Education
New Associate Dean Tours Nexus Facilities
Dr. Lola Eniola-Adefeso – Michigan Engineering’s new Associate Dean for Graduate and Professional Education – toured Nexus’ facilities and met with staff.
Cybersecurity Graduate Spotlight: Tracy Mohaidheen
Recent Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp graduate Tracy Mohaidheen isn’t afraid of asking questions and diving into a new field.
5 Benefits of Lean Six Sigma
Are you considering earning a Six Sigma certificate? Learn 5 benefits of Lean Six Sigma and how it can help your company.
First Cybersecurity Graduating Classes Excel in the Industry
Several cohorts have now graduated from the Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp presented by HackerU. Graduates are finding jobs in the fast-paced industry.
Introducing Interim Executive Director Dr. Hammett
Team Nexus is pleased to announce the appointment of Interim Executive Director Dr. Patrick Hammett who took on the role on September 1.
Steps Toward Improvement with Kevin DeHority
Lean Healthcare instructor Kevin DeHority recently shared some of his thoughts with us about the value of Lean thinking in healthcare.
Empowering Problem Solvers with Dr. Billi
Lean Healthcare instructor Dr. Jack Billi recently shared some of his experiences and insights about the transformative five-day course.
Optimizing Your Product Development with John Drogosz
Lean thinking has positively impacted Nexus instructor John Drogosz’s life. He wants to teach others how to use the methodology to improve their product development processes.
Nexus Team Recognized for Excellent Faculty Support
The U-M College of Engineering recently recognized Nexus team members for their excellent faculty support throughout the past year. The team ensured that faculty and students could teach and learn in an educational environment designed for their success throughout the pandemic.
Pat Hammett, PhD Recognized For Teaching Excellence
Pat Hammett, PhD has received this year’s Jon R. and Beverly S. Holt Award for Excellence in Teaching. The award was announced by the College of Engineering on March 12, honoring Dr. Hammett for his extensive achievements as an instructor and educational leader.
Brave New Road: The Role of Technology in Achieving Safe and Just Transport Systems
The Michigan Law Journal of Law and Mobility is hosting it’s 2021 Conference virtually in co-sponsorship with the University of South Carolina School of Law. Panel events streaming Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mar 23 – Apr 8, 2021.
An Interview with Diana E. Páez
Diana E. Páez is a Senior Director of Grants & Partnerships at the William Davidson Institute (WDI). In this conversation, we discuss what led her to Nexus’ Foundations of Mobility online certificate and what she plans to do with her new knowledge.
Protecting the Local Manufacturing Sector
University wins STEM grant to aid manufacturing cybersecurity.
Continuous Improvement Leaders: Boeing’s Jason Casebolt, Pt. II
Jason Casebolt is a Production System Quality Leader for The Boeing Company. In Pt. II of our Q&A, we discuss his drive for professional education and why continuous improvement runs in the family.
Continuous Improvement Leaders: Boeing’s Jason Casebolt, Pt. I
Jason Casebolt is a Production System Quality Leader for The Boeing Company. In Pt. II of our Q&A, we discuss his drive for professional education and why continuous improvement runs in the family.
University of Michigan Engineering Remains Top 10 for Best Online Graduate Programs
In its 2021 rankings released this week, the U.S. News and World Report once again recognized the U-M College of Engineering among the nation’s top-10 Best Online Graduate Engineering Programs.
$15M Continues U-M Partnership with Toyota Research Institute
Building on a successful five-year collaboration with U-M faculty, the Toyota Research Institute will renew its research partnership with U-M for an additional five years, with projects funded up to $3M per year.
5 Benefits of Remote-Live Learning
How can you stay up-to-date and responsive to the changing global market? New knowledge and skills go a long way. For those who learn more effectively in a live class setting, here are five key benefits to consider.
Mobility Matters: Equity and Socioeconomic Factors
Dr. Hampshire covers the social and behavioral implications of mobility, including the intersection between transportation and economic mobility, urban sprawl and segregation, and transportation equity.
The Importance of Mobility Education: A Q&A with Jim Sayer, PhD
In this Q&A, Dr. Jim Sayer discusses the importance of mobility education and why Foundations of Mobility is the first program of its kind.
Stories of Continuous Improvement: Grote Industries
Grote Industries has worked with Nexus for several years to train their employees through custom programs designed for their company.