Intel Ireland Scholarship Award Recipients Announced
On Tuesday, February 25th, Intel Ireland awarded the latest recipients of a scholarship programme for Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) students.
Taking place in Kevin Street, the event also saw TU Dublin graduate Eamonn Sinnott, Vice President, Manufacturing and Operations, and General Manager of Intel Ireland, return to his alma mater to talk about his memorable journey from Kevin Street to leading Intel in Ireland.
For over a century, Kevin Street has been synonymous with scientific and technological education in Ireland. Generations of graduates have gone on to become leaders and innovators in high-tech sectors in Ireland and across the globe, carrying with them memories of Kevin Street. One of the most successful graduates of his generation is Eamonn Sinnott who the University invited back to Kevin Street for one last time as it prepares to move 10,000 students to its flagship campus in Grangegorman.
In conversation with Dave Kilmartin, Head of the Career Development Centre at TU Dublin, Eamonn shared his memories of student life in Kevin Street, lessons he has learned along the way and his thoughts about the skills and competencies that students need to forge a successful career in this technological era.
Dave Kilmartin, Head of the Career Development Centre at TU Dublin and Eamonn Sinnott, Vice President, Manufacturing and Operations, and General Manager of Intel Ireland
Concluding the event, the Intel Ireland Scholarship recipients were presented with their awards. The Scholarships were established as part of a far-reaching programme of collaboration in future talent development, research and engagement announced by Intel and the University in February 2019. It provides recipients with €3,000 to support their academic studies and a mentor from Intel Ireland to help them build a direct relationship to the world of work.
Bernie Capraro, Intel Research and Higher Education Programme Manager
Eamonn Sinnott, Vice President, Manufacturing and Operations, and General Manager of Intel Ireland, Bernie Capraro, Intel Research and Higher Education Programme Manager and Professor David FitzPatrick, President of TU Dublin, presented the Intel Ireland Scholarship recipients with their awards. The awardees were as follows:
Computer Science Scholar
Valentin Octavian Ciceu
Control and Automation System Engineering Scholar
Glen Carton
Electronics and Communications Engineering Scholar
Talha Tallat
Mechanical Engineering Scholars
Tadeusz Rembisz
Viva Ferguson
Kehinde Olowookere
Game Design Scholars
Daria Lezucha
Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Valentin Octavian Ciceu and TU Dublin President Prof. David FitzPatrick
Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Glen Carton and TU Dublin President Prof. David FitzPatrick
Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Talha Tallat and TU Dublin President Prof. David FitzPatrick
Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Tadeusz Rembisz and TU Dublin President Prof. David FitzPatrick
Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Viva Ferguson and TU Dublin President Prof. David FitzPatrick
Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Kehinde Olowookere and TU Dublin President Prof. David FitzPatrick
