$20 mn GO PLM grant to help OSU's apparel designing students

24 Sep '09

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Oklahoma State University's Apparel Design and Production program curriculum has been approved by the AAFA Human Resource Leadership Council since 1997. For the 2008-2009 academic year there were 431 undergraduate and 36 graduate students in the department. An outgrowth of the department is the Institute for Protective Apparel Research and Technology (IPART). IPART provides employment opportunities for apparel design and production students to have real world product development experience while completing their degrees. IPART partners with government and industry to develop and evaluate sewn products.

Siemens PLM Software's GO PLM initiative leads the industry in the commercial value of the in-kind grants it provides and brings together four complementary community involvement programs focused on academic partnership, regional productivity, youth and displaced worker development and the PACE (Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative Engineering Education) program. GO PLM provides PLM technology to more than one million students annually at nearly 10,300 global institutions, where it is used at every academic level – from grade schools to graduate engineering research programs.

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