Catanese, Stottler and Wakefield inducted Friday night COCOA BEACH, Fla. (Athletics News) – Florida Tech President Anthony J. Catanese, former head men’s soccer coach Rick Stottler and former baseball player Tim Wakefield were inducted into the Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame Friday night at the Cocoa Beach Country Club.
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05/16/2012
Florida Tech Student Receives SOBAC Fellowship
05/14/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Holly Sweat, a doctoral student in oceanography at Florida Institute of Technology, Department of Marine and Environmental Systems (DMES), was recently awarded a fellowship from the Save Our Bay, Air and Canals/Waterways (SOBAC) Endowed Fellowship Fund.
Full ArticlePhi Kappa Phi at Florida Tech Initiates Campus Community Members
05/14/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—In April, Florida Institute of Technology held its fourth initiation ceremonies for the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. A chapter was approved for the university in fall 2008. Student inductees numbered 182. The following faculty and staff members were also inducted: Karin Sue Almasi, Mfon Colleen Boyce, John H.
Full ArticleAces for Autism Tennis Skills Day and Exhibition Support Scott Center June 23
05/11/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—The Third Annual Aces for Autism Tennis Clinic is set for Saturday, June 23, at the Kiwi Tennis Club to support Florida Institute of Technology’s Scott Center for Autism Treatment’s Social Skills Program. The event occurs during the Florida Beer Company Pro Tennis Tournament, a USTA men’s tennis event, June 15-24, which also benefits The Scott Center.
Full ArticleFundraising for Your Business Is Technically Speaking Luncheon Lecture Topic May 24
05/11/2012
MELBOURNE, Fla.—The Women’s Business Center (WBC) at Florida Institute of Technology and the Technological Research Development Authority (TRDA) continue the Technically Speaking Luncheon Lecture Series in May with a program on “Fundraising for Your Business.
Full ArticleInternational Neural Network Society Promotes Ham to Fellow
05/10/2012
Fred Ham, dean of the College of Engineering and Harris Professor of Electrical Engineering, was promoted to Fellow status by the International Neural Network Society (INNS) Board of Governors. The organization was established in 1987 by leading neural network scientists to advance the theoretical and computational understanding of the brain and to apply that knowledge to develop new and more effective forms of machine intelligence.
Full ArticleAAUW Presents Academic Award to Florida Tech Senior
05/08/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—The American Association of University Women (AAUW), Melbourne Branch, recently presented the organization’s Academic Award for Excellence for Women to Teresa Esposito. She is physics major with a minor in biology at Florida Institute of Technology.
Full ArticleFoosaner Art Museum Features Florida Artists in Permanent Collection June 1-July 8
05/08/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA. – The Foosaner Art Museum, Florida Institute of Technology, presents Florida Artists from the Permanent Collection June 1 – July 8. Organized from the museum’s permanent collection, the exhibition will include works by important national and regional artists and community favorites.
Full ArticleFlorida Tech Physics Student Presents at Washington D.C. Posters on the Hill Event
05/08/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Judson Ben Locke, Florida Institute of Technology December 2011 graduate in physics, presented his undergraduate research on "Nuclear Terrorism Prevention with Particle Physics Technology" in the U.S. House of Representatives building on April 24.
Full ArticleWinner Drawn in $6,325 Rolex Watch Raffle to Benefit The Scott Center
05/07/2012
Raffle Raises $25,000 MELBOURNE, FLA.—Fred Williams of Melbourne, Fla., won the $6,325 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer II watch donated by Kempf’s Jewelers in Indialantic. The raffle raised $25,000 for Florida Institute of Technology’s Scott Center for Autism Treatment.
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