National Workforce Center for Emerging Technologies
 
   This year, NWCET celebrates its 12th anniversary as a national leader in IT education and workforce development. Over these past 12 years, NWCET has completed a number of education and technology projects and grants, and has developed several nationally recognized products and services including: IT Skill Standards, Standards Based Curriculum Applications, IT Program Design and Implementation, National IT Faculty Development Outreach, and IT and Technology Horizon Research. NWCET is affiliated and co-located with the Washington State Center for Information Technology Excellence (CITE), a statewide resource for community and technical colleges, the K-20 educational system, and the information technology (IT) industry.

We serve Faculty, Educational Institutions, Business and Industry, Students, and Counselors as well and Government in areas related to education and technology infusion. Download NWCET's brochure.
 
   
    2007 IT Summit presentations and related materials are available below
    Keynote Speaker
Daniel Rasmus, Director of Information Work Vision, Microsoft:
The New World of Work: Evolution of the Workforce
     
    Session Presenters
    Corinne Hoisington, Central Virginia Community College (IT professor and author)
Everything Just Changed: Office 2007
 
    Dr. Mark Minie, Affiliate Instructor, Department of Biomedical and Health Informatics, University of Washington
Putting the Tech in Bio: Critical Curriculum Connections Between IT & Life Sciences
 
    Dr. Michele Royer, NWCET, Bellevue Community College
Digital Natives: Engaging the New Learners
 
Bellevue Community College
NWCET is a division of Bellevue Community College, and is partially funded by National Science Foundation grants.
National Science Foundation