Schools & Talent
SCAD Students Bring Innovation to Home Appliance Industry with Fable
The Creative Coast recently had a chance to follow up with the founders of Fable after their second-place win at FastPitch 2022. At FastPitch, Fable was awarded $2,000 for their pitch of an all-in-one fridge, freezer, and hydroponic farm appliance designed to help solve the issue of food insecurity and lack of farmable soil.
Read MoreSavannah State University Obtains $830,000 for New Computer Science Degree Track
Savannah State University has been awarded more than $830,000 from the U.S. Department of Education to offer a new modeling and simulation program (MSP) option within the Computer Science Technology degree program. The MSP aims to build graduates’ computer science credentials and to increase the number of minority students and women in the computer science field, both of which are underrepresented.
Read MoreUnderwater robotics competition for youth to take place at Savannah Chatham County Aquatic Center this May
Approximately twenty student teams from educational institutions across the southeast will be traveling to the Savannah Chatham County Aquatic Center to compete in the Gray’s Reef Southeast MATE ROV Competition on May 7, 2022. The annual event is one of 41 regional qualifiers across the United States and the globe. Teams will be competing for a spot at the MATE ROV World Championship happening from June 23 to 25, 2022 in Long Beach, California.
Read MoreThree Undergraduates Win Seed Money at Savannah State University’s Tiger’s Den Business Pitch Competition
On Monday, April 4th, a select group of Savannah State University (SSU) undergraduate students competed in the Tiger’s Den Business Pitch Competition at the Mary C. Torian Auditorium within the Howard Jordan Building. The six entrepreneurs pitched their business plans to a panel of judges with the ultimate goal of winning a total of $4,500 in seed money from SSU’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE).
Read MoreGeorgia Southern’s new Advanced Processing Research Network launched with $1 million gift from Crider, Inc.
Georgia Southern’s Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing received a $1 million gift to develop the Advanced Processing Research Network (APRN) from Crider, Inc. of Stillmore, Georgia, a global processor of shelf-stable and fully cooked protein products.The Criders’ donation will provide the foundation for APRN graduate and undergraduate scholarships, more faculty support, state-of-the-art equipment and software for the growing economic sector of process automation.
Read MoreSavannah State University to host a business pitch competition for students this April
Over the past two months, the finalists have been developing their business plans and practicing their pitches with the guidance and encouragement of SCORE volunteers. The finals are set to take place this April. Click to learn more about attending the pitch competition.
Read MoreFinalists and winners of SCAD Startup competition announced
The SCAD Startup finals took place on February 11th. This year’s competition was as competitive as ever with student participants from over 35 majors and more than 90 teams. Read all about the 2022 winners below!
Read MoreWin A Scholarship to SCAD with the SCAD Design Challenge
Use your artistic and creative ability to win a scholarship to SCAD, the school that will prepare you for a “creative profession through engaged teaching and learning in a positively oriented university environment.” Applying is easy. It’s up to you to show off your ability to create a unique and compelling piece of artistic work.!…
Read MoreFinancial Fundamentals for Business Owners – Richmond Hill and Hinesville
NEWS PROVIDED BY THE UGA SBDC Financial Fundamentals for Business Owners – Richmond Hill and Hinesville News provided by The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center (SBDC) (Savannah, GA) The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center (SBDC), a Public Service and Outreach unit of the University of Georgia, offers a NEW IN-PERSON class…
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