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Grand Valley joins statewide partnership to support automated vehicle technology

Grand Valley State University has joined a statewide partnership that focuses on training the next generation of high-tech talent who will work to advance automated vehicle technology.

Published October 16, 2017

GVSU Students Build Upgrades for Grand Haven Musical Fountain

Performances at Grand Haven's well-known musical fountain will now feature new moving water formations thanks to upgrades developed by engineering students at Grand Valley State University.   

Published September 16, 2017

GVSU-Sponsored Event Focuses on STEM Topics and Activities

A free public event focused on STEM topics and activities for kids and adults of all ages will be hosted by several Grand Valley State University departments on September 16.

Published September 14, 2017

Group Explores Effects of Power Mobility Training on Children with Disabilities

As part of the GVSU Power Mobility Project, led by Lisa Kenyon, associate professor of physical therapy, and John Farris, professor of engineering, students have designed and built mobility training devices.

Published August 28, 2017

GVSU Students Display Engineering Designs Created for Local Companies

Design projects completed for West Michigan companies by the newest Grand Valley graduating class of engineers will be on display at a special event August 4.

Published August 1, 2017

aMDI Develops Tool for Children to Earn Screen Time

A Grand Valley State University group has developed an app for a local entrepreneur that addresses a common concern among parents: the amount of time their children spend on electronics.  

Published July 6, 2017

GVSU Camp Introduces Girls to Engineering

Middle school girls will get a glimpse into the careers of technology and engineering at a four-day camp in June at Grand Valley State University.

Published June 15, 2017

GVSU Students Test Device at NASA

Engineering students from Grand Valley State University recently returned from a trip to NASA's Johnson Space Center, where they tested a device they built for astronauts to use during future space missions. 

Published June 14, 2017

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