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  • October

    Josh Williams focuses on technology during a STEM session to the sixth- and seventh-grade students at Corporate Landing Middle School in Virginia Beach, Va. The team's focus was to attract yound minds to pursue career fields in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

    Choosing a STEM career: Army Corps of Engineers offers one-stop job opportunities

    The Norfolk District brought out their best when they were invited to a career conference last Friday. There was the doodler and reluctant biologist. The nature lover. The video-gamer. The guy who likes explosions. The fourth family engineer. It was Norfolk District’s dream STEM team: science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Experts specifically chosen to draw young minds to STEM careers in the military.
  • The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently launched a newly designed and updated website on a new, cloud-based system. The system allows the Corps to create a consistent look and feel on its many Web pages, streamline content management and deliver a richer end-user experience.

    Jacksonville District Receives a Facelift

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, is proud to join the Corps nationwide as we

  • Park ranger graduates training program

    A graduate of the Tulsa District Park Ranger Training Program was recognized in a ceremony held Oct. 3 at the district headquarters. Ranger James Harvey from Lake Texoma graduated the program, which is designed to manage recruitment for the district’s natural resource management program and prepare trainees to work as a park ranger.
  • Park ranger Nick Wilson uses a chainsaw to cut a tree that fell onto the Younger Bend hiking trail at Eufaula Lake during the clean-up event.

    Volunteers, park rangers clean-up Younger Bend trail at Eufaula Lake

    Volunteers and park rangers recently spent a day removing debris, trimming trees and clearing the Younger Bend Trail in the Memorial Overlook at Eufaula Lake. The trail, which was created in 1995, was left impassible in 2007 by an ice storm.

  • ERDC lab supports winter ops for DOD missile defense site in Turkey

    5 Oct. 2012ContactPublic Affairs Office601-634-3188HANOVER, N.H.--A team of researchers with ERDC’s