Additional universities sign on to collaborate on national security
In the past two years, 10 universities have signed Master Collaboration Agreements (MCA) to facilitate closer collaboration on research and development of new technology to meet…
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Curtis Mears wins DOE Small Business Director's Excellence Award
Congrats to Honeywell FM&T Procurement Director Curtis Mears for receiving the DOE Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization's Director's Excellence Award!This award…
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Additional office space is needed for growing workforce
We're growing! Future workload projections keep rising and Honeywell has been hiring about 500 people a year to keep up with the need for additional employees. By summer of 2016…
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Outdoor classroom inspires urban students to pursue science careers
Honeywell is sponsoring the T.R.U.E. Blue (Teaching Rivers in an Urban Environment) program to help local students make the connection between science and the environment. Nearly…
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Anthony Carey Selected to Ingram's 2017 40 Under Forty
With a wife (Julia) and three children- Sophia, 12; Isabelle, 11; and Andrew, 9-plus active roles in no less than five professional development, mentoring and youth sports…
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Space Camp provides out of this world experience for students
Twelve children of Honeywell employees working at the Kansas City National Security Campus were among a group of international students chosen to attend the Honeywell Leadership…
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Recruiting top engineering talent at NSBE gathering
Nearly 15,000 STEM students and professionals traveled from across the nation to attend the 43 rd Annual National Society of Black Engineer's (NSBE) Convention in Kansas City…
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Superhydrophobic technology inspired by nature
The Kansas City National Security Campus is looking to nature for inspiration for their latest technological breakthrough. Sometimes referred to as the "Lotus Effect," some…
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