Design - one of the most unique collections of design anywhere!
Technical Drawing and Engineering Graphic - visual perceptive skills used for all future labs
Transportation - land, marine and aerospace modules: engineering skills emphasized
Communication Systems and Media Production - utilizing computers for learning and instruction
Construction Systems - analysis of technology-systems built on-site
Electronics and Mechatronics - theory and practice in all modern electronics
Manufacturing Systems - Students engage in hands-on design activities, applying a variety of skills
Materials Processing: Polymers - synthetic materials analyzed and processed
Materials Processing: Metals - precise techniques for future teachers and technologists
Materials Processing: Woods - fabrication skills for teachers and managers
Micro-Teaching/Methods Laboratory - presenting and organizing instruction in a modern facility
Students can use one of 20 computers in our computer lab
Our state-of-the art, 200-seat advanced technology classroom
See some of our different labs and work spaces in action, through the video links below.
Ms. Erin Leary
Department Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
103 Park Hall, 315.312.3011
Mr. Ronald Alexander
Technology Internship Faculty Sponsor
[email protected]
115 Park Hall, 315.312.6643
Ms. Karin Dykeman
Graduate Program Coordinator
[email protected]
103F Park Hall, 315.312.2830
Dr. Laura M. Spenceley
School of Education Dean
302C Park Hall, 315.312.2102
