See a video of highlights of some of our labs in the Department of Engineering Technology at Still Hall and Still Gym. Contact us for
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Engineering Tech Receives Seed Grants to Enhance Agriculture
The Illinois Innovation Network (IIN) recently awarded seed grants to two NIU groups of faculty and others around the state that work together to help improve
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Professor Muthuswamy named first woman of color VP for educational council
Exciting things are happening for Associate Professor of Engineering Technology Shanthi Muthuswamy, Ph.D. In January 2020 she joined the executive committee as the vice president
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Protecting Workers From Dangerous Vapors
Protecting workers from hazards in the workplace such as exposure to dangerous chemicals is what students study in the environmental health and safety emphasis as
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Engineering Technology’s Welding Lab
The Welding Laboratory (part of Manufacturing Laboratory) in the Department of Engineering Technology is the one and only welding Laboratory on NIU campus. It is
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Solar Power Research in the Engineering Technology Dept.
The Electronics Laboratory in the NIU Department of Engineering Technology hosts several courses including TECH 175 (Electricity and Electronics Fundamentals), TECH 270/271 (Electrical Fundamentals and
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Solar Car Competition
Students from Belvidere High School in Belvidere, Ill. and Hiawatha High School in Kirkland, Ill., participated in a solar-powered car competition at Anderson Hall on
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Solar Car Competition
Students and teachers from Belvidere High School visited the CEET as part of the outreach activities of the Renewable Energy project at NIU. While touring
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Professor Hogan Named CEET’s Faculty of the Year
The College of Engineering and Engineering Technology (CEET) of Northern Illinois University (NIU) presented Associate Professor Ted Hogan, Ph. D. with the 2019 Faculty of
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Research Rookies gives undergrads research experience right out of the gate
Northern Illinois University’s Research Rookies program allows first- and second-year undergraduates and first-semester transfer students to work with faculty to conduct a research project in
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