Introducing the New MEM Lab
If you’ve been around awhile you might have thought the MEM lab was just for the Introduction to Manufacturing Systems Lab (MEM 2212), and as we learned many students felt the labs were not usable for their own exploration and learning outside of class. That is about to change. Over the summer, the University and […]
[Read More] Introducing the New MEM Lab
If you’ve been around awhile you might have thought the MEM lab was just for the Introduction to Manufacturing Systems Lab (MEM 2212), and as we learned many students felt the labs were not usable for their own exploration and learning outside of class. That is about to change. Over the summer, the University and […]
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Scoring in MEM as a Competitive Tennis Player
Students who come to University of Connecticut and choose the Management and Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM) major often ask if it is really possible to graduate in four years. It is known for being one of the most rigorous undergraduate programs anywhere with 138 required credits to graduate, a very structured curriculum of required courses […]
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New MEM Society E-Board Members Announced
Each year, the MEM Society welcomes a new executive board (E-board) who plan and lead the MEM Society for the year. This year’s new MEM Society E-Board Officers are: Archana Velathapillai, President Anne Lidsky, Vice President Lauren Hart, Secretary, and Emma Angelillo, Treasurer Archana Vela is serving as the President for the MEM Society […]
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New Faculty Joins MEM: Dr. Ruimin Chen
This fall, the Management and Engineering for Manufacturing program welcomed Dr. Ruimin Chen as the newest full-time faculty member to join MEM. Dr. Chen joined the Mechanical Engineering department as an Assistant Professor in Residence in August of 2022, primarily teaching courses for MEM. Prior to her hire, she served as an adjunct faculty member […]
[Read More]Upcoming Events
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Nov
29
Werth Institute Social Breakfast9:00am
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Nov
29
Business Transitions Workshop10:00am
Business Transitions Workshop
Tuesday, November 29th, 2022
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hartford: Graduate Business Learning Center CCEI, Suite 301
If you are like 99% of privately owned businesses, you reach a point in in the business when the CEO says “I’m ready to retire” – but what does that mean for your company? Should you sell, merge, go in growth mode or transition to the next generation (if there is one and they want it!)?
Join us on November 29, 2022, for a lively hands-on discussion around transitioning your business to the next generation/owner/CEO. We will help you clarify your options and guide you through the thought process of what’s next for you and your company.
While every business is unique, there are five basic ways to transition a business to the next generation, management team or owner. A combination of panel discussions and presentations, the Business Transitions Workshop will help you determine if it is time to consider a new business model. Interact with professionals to create an action plan for the future of your business and learn how to have the conversation with your family and partners to bring your business to the next level.
Register at:
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Nov
29
Walk-In Hour Business Career Development11:00am
Walk-In Hour Business Career Development
Tuesday, November 29th, 2022
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Storrs Campus, Storrs Campus Business Career Development Office
Drop in with your Career questions.
Tuesday through Thursday between 11am and Noon and meet with with one of our Career Consultants. No appointment necessary in Person in our office. School of Business 2nd floor.
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Nov
29
Career Tuesdays In-Person: Enterprise Holdings & Henkel1:00pm
Career Tuesdays In-Person: Enterprise Holdings & Henkel
Tuesday, November 29th, 2022
01:00 PM - 03:30 PM
Storrs Campus, Storrs Campus, Storrs Campus School of Business Atrium, 2nd Floor
Career Tuesdays IN PERSON at the School of Business are open to all students.
Why should you attend? This is a chance for you to engage with employers in a casual setting - think of it like a pop-up Career Fair without the long lines.
This is your chance to stop by for a visit with top employers to learn about their company and their culture. Learn interview tips and make personal connections. No formal presentations, come as you are.
