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Westar Display Technologies Expands Engineering Intern Program

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Ms. Kathy Gagliano
Human Resources
636.300.5033
St. Louis, Missouri, USA

St. Louis, March 15, 2003 – For the summer of 2003, WDT is pleased to announce expansion of its successful engineering internship program. Engineering campus interviews are being conducted to fill up to ten temporary positions in the electronics, software, optical, and mechanical engineering areas. "This is a great pre-employment opportunity for juniors and seniors" said Kathy Gagliano of Human Resources. "They get to see Westar, and we have an opportunity to evaluate their performance before making a full-time offer." WDT engineers and HR reps are visiting Purdue, University of Missouri (Rolla and Columbia), and University of Illinois where more information on Westar's program is available.

According to Emily Gentry, Electrical Engineer and who has worked at Westar for two years, "Our program is awesome because each intern is assigned a mentor, and will work on real-projects and produce meaningful results for our key research areas or one of our four product lines...plus we have a lot of fun too!"

Since 1993, Westar Display Technologies, Inc. has become a leading international manufacterer of products that define, measure, and reinforce the image quality of flat panel displays. From it's 40,000 square foot reseach, development, and engineering center near St. Louis, Missouri, USA, WDT delivers the industry's widest range of image quality measurement and display performance improvement products including flat panel display test systems for R&D, high-throughput QA/QC, and bench-top instruments for panel evaluation, integration, and repair. Westar also offers a special line of video adapters for optimizing the display image quality in custom OEM, aerospace, and medical display products which greatly simplify FPD integration and product life-cycle management challenges.

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