SPC Student Addresses Line Worker Safety
Michael Scanlon, a St. Petersburg College Student and Work Methods Specialist for Duke Energy, has come up with a new way for workers to stay safe.
Category: Manufacturing and Engineering Technology
Engineering Technology Degree offers opportunity
SPC’s Engineering Technology degree prepares its graduates for careers in an in-demand field and may offer grant money to spring enrollees.
Medical Device Tear-down: Seven Tips
Check out these tips to help you safely take apart medical devices or any other general tear-downs of electronic devices.
Know someone interested in CAD?
These computer-aided design classes have been perfected for the college’s new live online format.
SPC student chosen to visit NASA in March
Tampa Bay Bridge to the Baccalaureate (B2B) student Ramiro Cabanas Garcia has received an invitation to attend the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) Onsite Experience at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in March 2020.
SPC, Duke Energy team up for CAD workshop
This Duke Energy Foundation-sponsored workshop offered the opportunity to try CAD software and learn about applications and related classes at SPC.
STEM Camp Offers Career Insight
Students, grades 7 through 11, participated in exploratory activities at a STEM camp at SPC this summer.
MasterCut Tools Donates to Engineering Technology
MasterCut Tools Corp, located in Safety Harbor, recently donated machining tools to St. Petersburg College’s Engineering Technology department. These high precision tools will be used in SPC’s CNC milling machine located in the Collaborative Center for Emerging Technologies on the Clearwater Campus. The milling machine is used to rapid prototype parts in the Digital Design … Continue reading MasterCut Tools Donates to Engineering Technology
SPC Adds New Drone Training Classes
SPC has partnered with The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International to advance the unmanned systems and robotics community in the Tampa Bay area.
Making Time for Community Service
“Time is the most valuable resource and, in my opinion, community service is the best way to reach those in need.” said Engineering student Emily Crkvencic, who was honored for her community service.