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TIES Newsletters

TIES Newsletter - Volume 3 - December 1, 2006 edition - Digital Nursing goes to AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) research conference, summer interns soar to success, and foundation see benfits of TIES program
TIES Newsletter - Volume 2 - June 2006 - Focus on: Visual arts student benefits from TIES experience, first ever, UCSD Idea-2-product (I2P) competition, and What's Next for TIES graduating seniors
TIES Newsletter - Volume 1- July 2005 - Focus on: TIES student winning leadership award, current project information written by students, and client quotes

2007

6/11/2007 - TIES Summer Leadership Internship awardees announced.
5/25/2007 - National Instruments LabVIEW workshop
5/22/2007- 5/24/2007 - EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) National Conference
02/12/2007 - UCP Team Wins UCSD I2P Competition
01/11/2007 - UCSD IT -Engineering and Environmental Education Tools project recieves NSF Grant

2006

11/16/2006 - UCSD received the first ever President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for General Community Service . TIES was 1 of 5 exemplary projects featured for consideration of this award.
Annual Highlights 2006- Educating Tomorrow's Technology Leaders: Students Aid in Quest to Restore San Diego River
Summer 2006- Service Learning Program Gains Momentum

2005

12/06/2005 - Students engineer a digital solution for senior care provider
Summer 2005- Service Learning: Engineering Students Design Solutions for Community Organizations
04/07/2005 - San Diego Union-Tribune "A better river inside and out"
03/16/2005 - River Park has new "TIES" with UCSD
02/23/2005 - National Academy calls engineering program a national model
02/10/2005 - Jacobs School to Expand 'Teams in Engineering Service' Program

2004

06/15/2004 - UCSD Students to Provide Technology Solutions for San Diego Community Organizations
05/25/2004 - Purdue to help 5 more universities engineer community service
Fall 2004 - Dean's Column