CIM receives transformational $5 million gift from Kevin & Kristen Stein and Family

On Wednesday, March 6, CIM announced the commitment of a $5 million gift from Kevin & Kristen Stein and Family.
The gift, the largest single contribution from a couple in CIM history, pushes the school’s ongoing Second Century Campaign, through recent gifts, pledges, and expressed intentions, past $33 million, and caps the many remarkable successes of Blueprint:100, CIM’s recently completed centennial plan.
 
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Gifts in Action – Nayely Gonzales part of the first cohort of the Doug Peacock Scholarship

RIT corporate partner TransDigm Group Inc.’s support has significantly impacted Nayely Gonzales’ education and career goals. She was part of the first cohort of the Doug Peacock Scholarship (funded by TransDigm and named for their founding CEO and Chairman of the Board) as a sophomore and completed a successful manufacturing engineering internship at Young & Franklin/Tactair, a subsidiary of TransDigm.
 
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TransDigm Group Inc. Sponsorship Brings New STEM Classroom to Great Lakes Science Center

A brand new space for experiments, engineering challenges, lab workshops, robotics teams, field trips and summer camps is welcoming students at Great Lakes Science Center.  The TransDigm Group Learning Center opened in a newly renovated area of the Science Center recently
 
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Doug Peacock Scholarship Helps First-Year Drexel University Student Find the Perfect Fit

Growing up the child of a former English teacher and a pharmacist, Amarachi Kenneth-Gabriel thought she would study the humanities or medicine when she went to college.
 
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Meet Peacock Scholarship Recipient Madelyne E. “Mattie” Dunn

This chemical engineer’s formula for success starts with grit. Read more in Cleveland State University’s Weshkewicz Magazine.
 
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Mars Perseverance Approaches 2nd Anniversary and All Systems Go!

Feb. 18, 2021 is a date etched into the mind of the global space community as the day human exploration on Mars made a groundbreaking leap. It has been two years since NASA’s Perseverance Rover touched down on the surface of the Red Planet, landing successfully in the 28-mile-wide Jezero Crater with one mission: to search for signs of ancient microbial life.
 
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Stein Family commits $5 Million to build Integrated Science Center at Hobart and William Smith Colleges

TransDigm’s President and CEO, Kevin M. Stein and his family have made a generous $5 million dollar commitment to Hobart and William Smith Colleges (HWS) to build a state-of-the-art science facility that will be the hub of scientific education.
 
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Doug Peacock Scholarship provides student support to branch out

Christine Jones, a third-year management information systems student from Inkster, Mich., was awarded the Doug Peacock Scholarship. The scholarship helps underrepresented students at RIT.
 
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Exploring Parachute Factory That Has Saved Tens Of Thousands Of Forces Personnel Lives

For more than 100 years, a small factory in South Wales has been saving the lives of soldiers, sailors and airmen, through the magic of parachutes. It churns out around 4,000 parachutes annually and claims to have saved around 30,000 lives.

They make parachutes not only for personnel but also for ejector seats, fast jets and airdrops. At the IrvinGQ factory, based in Bridgend, the process is still almost entirely done by humans using scissors and traditional sewing machines. Click here to see the video

 

 

 

Extant Aerospace Awards Bruce Cox Memorial Scholarship

Extant Aerospace has recently awarded the Bruce Cox Memorial Scholarship to local Eau Gallie High School graduate, Stephanie Diaz. The Bruce Cox Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually in memory of Bruce Cox, a long-time Extant technician, who was a beloved member of the Extant family and the Melbourne community at large.

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Telair To Supply Cargo Loading System And Floor Panels For Kmc 777-300ercf

Kansas modification center and niar werx commissions telair to supply cargo loading system and floor panels for kmc 777-300ercf passenger-to-freighter conversion of the boeing 777-300er aircraft

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Fostering Futures in Aerospace: The Doug Peacock Scholarships and the TransDigm Commitment to Inclusion

With the Doug Peacock Scholarship Fund, TransDigm Group Inc is partnering with the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business and College of Engineering to provide scholarship support for undergraduate students representing the first in their family to attend college, who come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, and/or who are traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields.

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Doug Peacock Scholarship Opens New Doors for Engineering Students

TransDigm’s Doug Peacock Scholarship Fund changes the lives of hardworking students from underrepresented backgrounds at USC Viterbi

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Leach high-reliability disconnect relays on board the NASA James Web Space telescope

Leach International has recently announced that they are honored to have Leach high-reliability disconnect relays on board the NASA James Web Space telescope, which has now been fully deployed. The Webb Space Telescope is the largest and most complex telescope ever launched into space.

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Vision of Hope: $1 Million Gift from TransDigm Group Helps Cleveland Clinic Expand Sight-Saving Eye Care Services to Local Children in Need

This school year, TransDigm Group (NYSE: TDG) is teaming up with Cleveland Clinic to put at-risk children on the path to better vision. The aerospace company has donated $1 million to Cleveland Clinic’s Vision First program, a community outreach initiative that provides free comprehensive vision screenings and eye examinations to local elementary students from a mobile optometry van.

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New Scholarship Creates Opportunities for Students in Engineering and Business

Two Drexel Engineering students and three students from the Bennett S. LeBow College of Business are the first recipients of the Doug Peacock Scholarship, a new award created by a generous gift to Drexel from TransDigm Group Incorporated, a global producer, designer, and supplier of highly engineered aerospace components, systems and subsystems. The scholarships will support female students from traditionally underrepresented groups.

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Csu Partners With Transdigm To Promote Diversity In Aerospace With Scholarship Fund

Cleveland State University announces a new partnership with TransDigm Group Inc. The company will provide scholarship funds through the Doug Peacock Scholarship Program to support tuition and on-campus housing needs for female and underrepresented minority engineering and business students at CSU.

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Introducing the Peacock Scholars

The Doug Peacock Scholars of Saint Martin De Porres High School.

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New Student Scholarship Aimed to Increase Diversity at USC Viterbi

A newly established scholarship program at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, the Doug Peacock Scholarship Fund, will provide financial support to first-year USC Viterbi students from groups historically underrepresented in STEM.

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TransDigm Ensures Access to Education and Promotes Diversity in Aerospace with Doug Peacock Scholarships

With the Doug Peacock Scholarship Fund, Transdigm is partnering with the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business and College of Engineering to provide scholarship support for economically disadvantaged backgrounds, and/or who are traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields.

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TransDigm Group Inc. Partners with Benedictine High School for Scholarship Support

Benedictine High School is pleased to announce the deepened partnership with TransDigm Group Inc. who have generously committed to supporting 20 low-income students with tuition assistance and scholarship support on an annual basis.

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DDC’s Single Board Computer chosen by KHI for MMX Mars sampling mission!

Data Device Corporation (DDC) announces that Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI), developer of the Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) sample collection manipulator system, has chosen DDC’s SCS750G4® Single Board Computer (SBC) for use on the MMX program for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

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TransDigm creates 150 Doug Peacock Scholarships for underrepresented students at Clemson University

TransDigm Group Incorporated has created scholarships at Clemson University to address the financial need of promising undergraduates from backgrounds that are historically underrepresented on college campuses.

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Touchdown! Nasa’s Mars Perseverance Rover Safely Lands On Red Planet

Unless you’ve been living on a different planet, you may have already heard that NASA has just landed the heaviest and most sophisticated rover, Percy (OK, officially Perseverance), on the Red planet. What you may not have heard is that a hundred year old company in Southern California, just 50 miles south of NASA JPL, was responsible for designing and manufacturing the state-of-the-art parachute that safely decelerated Percy from supersonic speeds ready for the daring SkyCrane maneuver.

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Cleveland Clinic and Transdigm Partner to Help Provide Affordable Broadband to Cleveland Neighborhood

Cleveland Clinic, DigitalC and two Cleveland businesses, TransDigm Group Incorporated (NYSE:TDG) and The Lubrizol Foundation, are coming together to help provide affordable high-speed internet to residents of the Fairfax neighborhood in Cleveland. The effort aims to help impact disparities in internet coverage in the local community, which can affect access to education, healthcare and economic opportunities.

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Rochester Institute of Technology is establishing a new scholarship program thanks to a pledge from TransDigm Group Inc.

The Doug Peacock Scholarship will provide 75 awards in total for three cohort groups of five first-year students selected from the Kate Gleason College of Engineering, College of Engineering Technology, and Saunders College of Business. Women and students from underrepresented groups that demonstrate financial need are eligible for the partial scholarships, which are renewable for up to five years of the recipients’ education.

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