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FULL SPEED AHEAD: Catherine Anders, head supervisory human resources specialist at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport, has been busy in recent years. The division has hired about 350 people in each of the last three years, and the pace isn’t slowing.  / PBN PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

Anders ensures hiring at NUWC Division Newport stays on correct course

Business Women 05/24/2019

Business Women Awards 2019 | WOMEN TO WATCH, TECHNICAL SERVICES Catherine Anders, NUWC Division Newport WHEN CATHERINE ANDERS’ plans for a career as a dancer ended...

THE NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE Center Division Newport and the University of Rhode Island have partnered to promote undersea research and science education. Above, NUWC commanding officer Capt. Michael R. Coughlin (seated left) and URI President David M. Dooley (seated right) at the signing of the agreement on June 27. Also pictured, standing, from left to right: David Grande, NUWC acting technical director; Theresa Baus, head of NUWC's Technical Partnership Office; Kimberly Cipolla, NUWC deputy chief technology officer; George Nickolopoulos, relationship manager for the URI Business Engagement Center; and Michael Katz, URI's associate vice president of intellectual property and economic development. / COURTESY NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER DIVISION NEWPORT

NUWC, URI partner on undersea research

Education 07/05/2017

NEWPORT – The Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport has signed an education partnership agreement for undersea research with the University of Rhode Island. Under...

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