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Department of Engineering Technology
304 A Technology Building
(713) 743-4070

Department of Human Development and Consumer Sciences
110 Cameron Building
(713) 743-4110

Department of Information and Logistics Technology
312 Technology Building
(713) 743-4090

Academic Services Center
385 Technology Building
(713) 743-4100

Dean:
William Fitzgibbon, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs:
Fred Lewallen, M.S.E.E., Oklahoma State University

Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies:

Director of Student Affairs:
Carmen R. Carter, M.A., University of Iowa

Graduate Program Advisors:
Catrina Ballard, M.S.Ed., Baylor University
Tiffany Roosa, M.B.A., City University

Business Manager:
Stephen Bangerter, B.S., University of Wyoming

The College of Technology has provided relevant, applications-oriented undergraduate education covering a broad spectrum of disciplines for over 60 years and continues this activity into graduate programs at the master's level.

The master's degrees provide graduates with advanced education directed at career opportunities in two distinct paths. One path is related to the application of state-of-the-art technology to the needs of business and industry.

The second path prepares orgainizational and development personnel for training and organizational development careers in business, industry, and other sectors.

In the Engineering Technology (ET) Department the Master of Technology (MT) is offered in Construction Management Technology. In addition, the Master of Science (MS) in Engineering Technology is offered with three tracks: Mechanical Engineering Technology, Network Communications and Systems Control Technology.

The Information and Logistics Technology (ILT) Department offers the following Master of Science (MS) degrees: Master of Science in Information Security, Master of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics Technology and Master of Science in Technology Project Management.

The Master of Science in Human Resources Development is offered in the Human Development and Consumer Science (HDCS) Department. The department also offers a Master of Science (MS) in Futures Studies in Commerce.