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Industrial Technology
& Management
3424 S. State Street
Suite 4001, South Building
Chicago, IL 60616
312.567.3650
intm@iit.edu
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Join us for
our Annual Awards Dinner
on Friday, May 9!
We invite you to join us for our largest event of the year!
This year's "Outstanding Leader in Industry" is
Mr. John W.
Rowe,
president, chairman and CEO of Exelon Corporation (the
parent company of Commonwealth Edison). Mr. Rowe will be
the event's featured speaker and will present his thoughts on
Energy, Environment and Education. Also honored at the
event will be our BINTM and MITO graduates from 2007.
Please join us to applaud our terrific honorees!
The dinner attracts leaders from
Chicagoland industry, education and related organizations.
It offers a great opportunity to meet others involved with the
program and raises scholarship funds for BINTM students.
This event is "spouse friendly" so plan to bring a guest for a
nice night out.
The reception begins at 6 pm,
dinner starts at 7 pm. The
event will be held in the Hermann Hall Ballroom at IIT's Main
Campus in Chicago (just off I-90/94 Dan Ryan Expressway at
33rd Street). Details and directions are at
www.intm.iit.edu/events.html.
RSVP by May 1 to Cindy at 312.567.3652
(spoor@iit.edu). |
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We hope you can
attend!
If you can't
join us,
consider
sponsoring
a student
seat to
show your
support.
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INTM
PROGRAMS
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Industrial Technology and Management
at Illinois Institute of Technology offers
undergraduate and graduate degrees for working adults who seek to
improve their knowledge of the technologies and modern management
approaches used in world-class industrial companies. If you aspire
to move into a supervisory, management, or ownership position in
industry, additional education will help you advance in your career.
Consider the following programs offered by INTM:
Course instructors are industry
professionals who bring years of experience, knowledge and problem
solving to the classroom. Classes meet evenings and Saturdays in
Chicago, Wheaton or via the Internet.
The MITO and BINTM degree programs allow
students the opportunity to pursue one of the following industrial
specializations:
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Industrial
Logistics: |
Focuses
on supply chain management, export/import management,
warehousing and distribution, and purchasing. |
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Industrial
Facilities: |
Focuses
on construction technology, facilities and construction
management, advanced project management, and estimating. |
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Manufacturing
Technology: |
Focuses
on manufacturing processes, mechanical technology, quality
control, and manufacturing information systems. |
Programs
details are available through the links offered above.
For a quick look at the coursework one may complete to
earn a degree, review our Sample
Curricula page. |
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