Oakland University's School of Engineering and Computer Science (SECS) offers instruction leading to degrees at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels.
The programs are offered through five departments: Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Industrial and Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Bioengineering.
The SECS, with about 2,300 undergraduate and 743 graduate students, features an outstanding faculty dedicated to preparing learners for the 21st-century workplace and society as well as for research in their fields of specialization. The school offers close student/faculty interaction, small classes and individualized attention.
The SECS also offers Summer STEM camps, dedicated to increasing a love for STEM from an early age (Kindergarten through 12th grade). As the demand for engineers and computer scientists grows, the school aims to engage students with hands-on, fun activities, inspiring them to pursue higher education in STEM.
Giving Day Matching Funds:
Michael Alan Gerus Memorial Scholarship Endowment (61080)
Thanks to a donation from Annette Gerus gifts will be matched up to $1,000.
Michael Alan Gerus Memorial Scholarship in Computer Science was established to help future generations of enterprising young minds at Oakland University acquire the skills and expertise they need to embark on promising careers in computer science and make a positive impact on their world through their work.
Michael Alan Gerus Memorial Scholarship Spending Fund (31080)
Thanks to a donation from Steve Gerus gifts will be matched up to $1,000.
Michael Alan Gerus Memorial Scholarship in Computer Science was established to help future generations of enterprising young minds at Oakland University acquire the skills and expertise they need to embark on promising careers in computer science and make a positive impact on their world through their work.
Michele and Karl Plattenberger Society of Women Engineers Scholarship Endowment (61696)
Thanks to a donation from Karl Plattenberger gifts will be matched up to $1,000.
This fund will support the mission and vision of the University's chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), which is an organization whose membership is free and open to all University students and faculty; empowering members to achieve their full potential in careers as engineers and leaders; expanding the image of the engineering and technology professions as a positive force in improving the quality of life; and demonstrating the value of diversity and inclusion in a world with gender parity and equality in engineering and technology. Funds will go to the endowment for long-term growth of this fund.
