Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering Division

BUILDING 29 SOLAR PANEL IN PLACE

AND GENERATING POWER!

Our Building 29 Solar Panel system is in place and is monitoring the temperature, wind speed, direction, and sunlight.  We have a live data feed to see this information.

Most exciting is the recording of how much electricity the solar panel system is generating right now, how many kilowatt-hours, kWh.   There are bar graphs that also show daily, weekly, and lifetime amounts from our Building 29 Solar system.  You can see all the information HERE.

SCIENCE FACULTY IN ACTION PHOTOS

Tacoma Community College Partners with Saint Martin's University to provide B.S. in Civil Engineering in Tacoma

Qualified TCC students can earn a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Saint Martin's University. Students selected for this program will be able to complete Saint Martin's degree in civil engineering degree without leaving the TCC campus.

TCC offers the Associate in Engineering degree and students can specialize in civil, electrical, mechanical, chemical, and several other fields. Under the new agreement, SMU will provide the junior and senior level coursework, taught by their instructors at TCC during the afternoon, evenings, and weekends.

For more information on the B.S. in Civil Engineering at Saint Martin's University, please contact Lorraine Constantine, Office Assistant for Saint Martin's, at 253.460.4332 or smucivengr@tacomacc.edu. Her office is located in Bldg 29-135. Or, visit the Saint Martin's Civil Engineering TCC website.

Office Hours for St. Martin's Office at TCC Campus, Spring 2009 Quarter.

Construction Complete!

TCC's new science and engineering building has been completed! Please read about our coverage in The News Tribune.

Scholarship Opportunities for Math and Science Students

Tacoma Community College was recently awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to provide scholarships to students in engineering, math, science, computer science and information technology. Scholarships will be $4,500 per year, per scholarship, on average. (Actual amounts may be more or less, depending on financial need.) In addition to the scholarships, students will be mentored in cohort groups and will participate in enrichment activities, such as the opportunity for undergraduate research. For more information, click here.

Mike Flodin Dean for Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering Email: mflodin@tacomacc.edu Phone: 253.566.5261
Patrice Bunge Administrative Assistant Email: pbunge@tacomacc.edu Phone: 253.566.5345
Molly Hagan Faculty Secretary Email: mhagan@tacomacc.edu Phone: 253.460.3959