The Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation relationship provides not only international recognition of the quality of the School of Technology, but it encourages faculty and students to be involved in current and developing technology. Center for Design, Development, and Production funded by Kansas Economic Development Funds. Stratasys Rapid Prototyping Center. Wood Technology Center. Many of the programs of study utilize industrial advisory committees to assist the faculty in determining the direction of each program, the educational experiences that are needed and the instructional facilities and faculty required to achieve these ends.
Members are representative of corporations of various sizes and come from a variety of states.
Student Organizations Student organizations are an important part of the educational process. Participation provides leadership opportunities and unique learning experiences. The student organizations available in most majors are affiliated with professional associations.