SCDOT initiative to introduce engineering to high school students

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 South Carolina Department of Transportation; Engineering--Study and teaching (Secondary)--South Carolina 
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SCDOT faces a challenge in attracting and recruiting new engineers. If SCDOT is going to maintain and develop a staff capable of meeting the demands of it's aging infrastructure and new construction, it must find ways to encourage and promote engineering as a career among future generations of college graduates. This paper addresses that problem.
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2002
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Cagney, James B.
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CreatorCagney, James B.
Date Accessioned2012-04-13T13:08:57Z
Date Available2012-04-13T13:08:57Z
Date of Issue2002
Identifier (URI)http://hdl.handle.net/10827/6460
DescriptionSCDOT faces a challenge in attracting and recruiting new engineers. If SCDOT is going to maintain and develop a staff capable of meeting the demands of it's aging infrastructure and new construction, it must find ways to encourage and promote engineering as a career among future generations of college graduates. This paper addresses that problem.
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Item LanguageEnglish
PublisherSouth Carolina State Library
Digital CollectionSouth Carolina State Documents Depository
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SubjectSouth Carolina Department of Transportation
SubjectEngineering--Study and teaching (Secondary)--South Carolina
TitleSCDOT initiative to introduce engineering to high school students
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