Computer and Information Technology Advisors
- Joseph Kennedy, Computer and Information Technology
- Anthony Rose, Computer and Information Technology-Network Administration
Applied Computing and Engineering Technology Current Students
Your success starts with the right support. Explore academic advising, scholarship opportunities, and career services designed to help CIT and ENT students stay on track, gain experience, and prepare for rewarding careers.
Faculty Advising
Your academic advisor is a valuable partner throughout your education. Once admitted to a program, you’ll be assigned a department advisor who can help you understand degree requirements, review your academic progress, plan upcoming semesters, and stay on track toward graduation and your career goals. Students are encouraged to review their degree progress at least once each semester and connect regularly with their advisor for guidance and support.
Engineering Technology Advisors
- Roger Seifried, B.S. Engineering Technology – Electrical, Computer & Robotics (ECR), A.A.S. Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology
- Reza Abrishambaf, B.S. Engineering Technology – Electromechanical & Automation (EMA), A.A.S. Mechatronics Engineering Technology
- Robert Speckert / Vasile Nistor, B.S. Engineering Technology – Mechanical & Industrial (MIE), A.A.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Meena Narayan, B.S. in Applied Science – Robotics Engineering Technology, A.A.S. Engineering Technology
- Sarah Wooten, Transfer and Distance Advising
These majors are no longer open to new students. Current students enrolled in the program will be able to complete their degree as planned.
NSF S-STEM Scholarship
The National Science Foundation’s Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics or S-STEM program helps academically talented students with financial need pursue degrees and successful careers in promising STEM fields. In addition to scholarship support, the program is designed to strengthen student success through academic and career pathways, retention, transfer, and graduation support.
Eligible students can use scholarship funding to pursue STEM degrees ranging from the associate level through bachelor’s and graduate programs.
Amount: Up to $5,000 per year for associate and bachelor’s degrees and up to $9,000 per year for master’s degrees
Miami University Regionals Scholarships and Financial Aid
Students may also qualify for scholarships and financial aid available to Miami University Regionals students. To be considered for need-based scholarships, grants, federal student and parent loans, and Federal Work-Study, students should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Additional Ways to Pay
Beyond scholarships and traditional financial aid, Miami University Regionals offers programs that can help students finance their education while gaining valuable professional experience and job skills.
Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology
Advanced Manufacturing Hub
101 Knightsbridge Drive
Hamilton, OH 45011