Senior biomedical engineering major Mitchell DuBuc wants to reimagine wheelchair design and his team is there to help. Three senior engineers want to put the newest wheelchair technology to the test of real life, and the tests have just started.
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WEST HARTFORD, Conn. — A man who was forced into sanctuary in October 2017 still hopes that he can reach his American dream. But from his confined quarters in the second floor of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Meriden, he said he knows it is unlikely.
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. — Bleeding control kits, new surveillance systems and partnerships with West Hartford Police are just some of the many strides West Hartford schools have made to protect students from active shooter situations.
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Within my first couple of months as the digital content developer for George Mason University’s College of Engineering and Computing, I created and started to grow our LinkedIn page. When I left, our audience was over 5,000 strong and outperforming industry benchmarks across metrics, including an 11-14 percent engagement rate. During my time at Omnicare,
During my time at George Mason University’s College of Engineering and Computing, I started our Instagram account from scratch. I focused on building community by creating campaigns, engaging with our audience and designing various types of content. Our content regularly outperformed industry benchmarks with 4.5-6 percent engagement on a variety of posts, and I grew
At George Mason University’s College of Engineering and Computing (formerly Volgenau School of Engineering) I launched numerous long and short-term campaigns. Here are some guiding principles I used: Consistent tone and voice Using high-quality and properly cropped images Regular posting Re-tweeting on-brand content Engaging with accounts that mention us Video and animated content Monitoring engagement
