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Secat Affiliates: Universities
The following universities have working relationships with Secat to further both research and service to the Aluminum Industry:
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University
of Kentucky
Welcome to the University of Kentucky, the flagship institution
of higher education for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We at
UK have long recognized the pivotal role we play in the life
of the commonwealth - a role that is integral to the economic
and intellectual prosperity of Kentucky's citizens, to America
and to the world at large. |
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UK
College of Engineering
We aspire to make the College of Engineering one of the nation's
great engineering schools, recognized nationally and internationally
for excellence in teaching, research, and public service. |
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Center
for Manufacturing
The UK Center for Manufacturing's mission is to enhance the
global competitiveness of Kentucky manufacturers through the
conduct of quality academic research and the provision of
technical assistance and education. |
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Center
for Aluminum Technology
The College of Engineering's Center for Aluminum Technology
was established in September 1999 as a multidisciplinary center
providing research and educational services to the aluminum
industry in the United States. Aluminum industry leaders, local
officials, the University of Kentucky, and the Kentucky Economic
Development Cabinet collaborated to form the nation's only aluminum
research laboratory supported by such a partnership. |
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Gatton
College of Business and Economics
In addition to providing undergraduate and graduate degrees,
the Gatton College of Business and Economics offers cutting-edge
research in areas such as economics and business development.
The Gatton College houses 11 research and service centers
where faculty members focus on key research topics and provide
services to the Commonwealth and the nation. |
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Sloan
Industry Center for a
Sustainable Aluminum Industry
The UK Sloan Industry Center is a community of scholars interested
in identifying, facilitating and disseminating innovative observation-based
business research on keeping America's aluminum industry sustainable.
Key themes for the Center are: Recycling programs, workforce
development and deployment, and supply chain management. The
research results from the Center will contribute significantly
to the competitiveness of the Aluminum industry to a global
marketplace. |
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Illinois
Institute of Technology
IIT is a private, Ph.D.-granting institution with programs in
engineering, science, psychology, architecture, business, design
and law. The Thermal Processing Technology Center provides research
and testing services in the fields of materials and aerospace
engineering. |
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Lehigh
University Institute for Metal Forming
Guided by the directorship of Prof. Wojciech Misiolek, the Institute's
main research objective is to conduct cross-disciplinary process
engineering studies, in order to better understand and control
forming techniques and their impact on the microstructural response
of a material. |
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University
of Michigan
The University of Michigan is one of the great public research
universities of the United States. Guided by the commitment
and vision of its Regents and Executive Officers, since the
nineteenth century the University has provided a national model
of a complex, diverse, and comprehensive public institution
of higher learning that supports excellence in research; provides
outstanding undergraduate, graduate, and professional education;
and demonstrates commitment to service through partnerships
and collaborations that extend to the community, region, state,
nation, and around the world. |
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University
of Missouri-Rolla
University of Missouri-Rolla is Missouri's premier technological
university, founded in 1870 as the Missouri School of Mines
(MSM). At UMR, students can choose from more than a dozen different
engineering programs, as well as degrees and minors in English,
psychology, history, mathematics, statistics, computer science,
chemistry, physics and biological sciences in The College of
Arts and Sciences and the School of Management. |
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University
of Tennessee
As the twenty-first century dawns, the University is investing
in research centers of excellence as well as in key academic
programs as we seek to provide an outstanding education for
all undergraduate and graduate students. The University aims
to provide the knowledge that all citizens need to succeed in
today's rapidly changing world, whether that involves mastery
of computing technology, access to the finest health services,
protection of our fragile environment, or navigating the complex
interactions of the United States with all parts of the globe.
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The
University of Alabama
The University of Alabama bases its activities on a broad range
of research programs, many of which are recognized for their
contributions to the economic, technological, and cultural growth
of the state and region. This research, supported by a library
that is a member of the National Association of Research Libraries,
yields continuing stimulation for the instructional programs
offered by the University's 12 colleges and schools. |
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Tennesee
Technological University
Tennessee Tech is a university known internationally for its
sophisticated technology in engineering and the sciences, and
our 8500+ students also excel in programs in nursing, business,
education, agriculture and human ecology, music and art, the
humanities and much more! |
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Universities