Matthew Valenti is a Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University.
Morgantown, WV, USA
Joined August 2019
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Last Call: IEEE ICC 2024 paper submissions are due 11 Oct!
This conference will bring audiences around the world to learn about the latest research and innovations in communications and networking technology.
Submit Now: bit.ly/3Oo8lwV
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Present your research at our flagship conference in Denver!
IEEE ICC 2024 will bring audiences around the world to learn about the latest research and innovations in communications and networking technology.
Submit by 11 Oct: bit.ly/3Oo8lwV
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Congratulations to the 18 students receiving Attracting and Cultivating Cybersecurity Experts and Scholars through Scholarships (ACCESS) this year! We look forward to seeing what our cybersecurity students will do! 👏 Featured recipients can be found at ow.ly/QZsh50PRgx8
ALT ACCESS cybersecurity scholarship recipients
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We are excited to announce the recipients of the 2023 Excellence in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award. Congratulations to Brian Powell and the Muslim Students Organization! 👏 ow.ly/kJCA50POCo3
Join us in the ESB common area at 11:30 am to congratulate the recipients!
ALT Brian Powell and the Muslim Students Organization
Aug. 14 @ 45:30 mark. President Gee: "I'll just give you some of the areas we are looking at, where we have great growth opportunities: Neuroscience, energy, and that's of course in engineering, also BIOMETRICS, ...
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As a freshman, Matteo Cerasoli joined the WVU Experimental Rocketry Club & Amateur Radio Club. His experience with these organizations earned him an internship at NASA & a full-time engineering position at Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Lab. ow.ly/qj4i50OinoR
ALT Matteo Cerasoli
Great to see @wvustatler dedicating the @wvulcsee Learning and Collab Space to one of @WestVirginiaU earliest female comp sci master students who went on to teach generations of Mountaineers. Congratulations, Cindy Tanner!
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Today we dedicated the Karl G. Morey Energy Systems Lab and LCSEE Learning and Collaboration Space.
Thank you to our donors and their continued support that will enhance our student’s academic experience. 👏
ALT Morey ribbon cutting
ALT Tanner ribbon cutting
ALT Cindy Tanner in the space.
ALT Morey family speaking to students
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Today, we dedicated the Leidos space in the Lane Department. Doug Jones (l) and Drew Formica (r) from Leidos cut the ceremonial ribbon. We are excited to build our partnership and produce highly technical talent for our state! Thank you to Doug, Drew and Leidos for your support!
ALT Leidos representatives cutting the ceremonial ribbon.
ALT Leidos representatives speaking to students.
ALT Doug shaking Anurag's hand.
ALT Leidos speaking to alumni.
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Marc Seery has been recognized as Employee of the Month! Marc's proactive strategies to support the Lane Department's students, faculty, and staff have made him an indispensable member of the Statler College community. Join us in congratulating Marc! 🙌
ALT Marc Seery
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We conclude Diversity Week with Carrie Virginia White, the first woman to graduate from the WVU College of Engineering. She received a BS in Electrical Engineering in 1927 and taught at the Capital City Commercial College (Charleston). @DiversityWVU
@wvustatler #WVUDiversityWeek
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In celebration of Women's History Month, the Statler College highlights Carrie Virginia White. She received her bachelor of science degree in 1927 with a concentration in electrical engineering and was the first female to graduate from the college!
ALT Mechanical Hall
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Congrats to today's poster competition winners at the Graduate Student Research Symposium!
First Place: Noah Strader
Second Place: Paroma Chatterjee
Honorable Mentions: Daniel Duque Urrego, Vivek Saini, Madison Haddix and Hannah Anderson
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ALT students holding up their posters at the award ceremony at a research poster competition.
Hey all you @wvulcsee graduate students -- here's a golden opportunity to showcase your research at the @wvustatler Graduate Student Research Symposium!
Nice to see so many employers at yesterday’s STEM career and internship fair. Lots of great opportunities for @wvustatler students.
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Dr. Bojan Cukic (@BoCukic) appointed dean for the College of Computing and Informatics (@CLT_CCI). Congratulations Bojan!
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Great article that highlights the excellent job Dr. Brian Woerner is doing with the @WVU_EcoCAR #LetsGo @wvustatler #StatlerStudentTeams
.@WVU_EcoCAR CAV advisor Dr. Brian Woerner brings his electrical engineering expertise to the EcoCAR team, guiding students to reach their goals and embrace every moment of each EcoCAR series! 🚗 🔋
bit.ly/3EjXT3e | #EcoCAREVChallenge
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Our next first-generation student is Bruce Alfonso—an undergraduate studying electrical engineering.
He is pursuing this career path to exemplify his family's sacrifices and hard work. After college, he plans on pursuing a communications role in electrical engineering.
ALT 1st Generation Student Bruce Alfonso Electrical Engineering
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Wrapping up the Homecoming Tent, a special thanks to the student groups who presented today and the organizers of the event! It was wonderful to reconnect with familiar faces, Statler College families and up-and-coming engineers. Now let’s cheer on the Mountaineers… Let’s Go!🏈
ALT Statler College families
ALT Alumni enjoying the day.
ALT Dean Mago and a Statler Faculty.
ALT Clay Marsh and Dean Mago.