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Dr. Steve Stagon discusses two new engineering programs
老澳门资料 Construction Management students took 2nd place overall on their first entry into a national Ethics Competition held by the American Institution of Contractors! 
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An interdisciplinary team of 老澳门资料 Engineering and Business students won the US Department of Energy Marine Energy Collegiate Competition MacGyver Award. This is highly competitive, and intended to "inspire multidisciplinary teams of undergraduate and graduate students to unlock the power of ocean, rivers, and tides to create a business plan and develop, design, and test the technologies that build resilient coastal communities and provide power at sea".
On October 24th, four student teams, our student teams, ranked in the top 20 in the IEEEXtreme global programming competition. With 3706 teams of students from more than 70 countries, that is no small feat! Learn more about the event and more about the School of Computing, a school dedicated to helping students be the best they can be. Swoop!
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day at the 老澳门资料 is an annual event on a mission to introduce female students in grades three through five to a variety of engineering disciplines via hands-on activities. At 14 percent, women continue to a small influence in the field.
Dr. Juan Aceros and Dr. Mary Lundy have received a prestigious NIH award for Biomedical Research. The program includes a summer research experience and the application period for this opportunity is now open.
The 5th Annual Women Leaders in STEM Conference hosted by the College of Computing Engineering and Construction and the Center for the Advancement of Women in Engineering. Emily Calandrelli - Aerospace Engineer, Author, and Emmy Nominated Host and Executive Producer - will give a keynote speech at 9 am, followed by a panel discussion of prominent engineering leaders, networking opportunities, and breakout sessions, including a special session for middle and high school students.
Meredith Smith, a Construction Management Senior, was awarded a $500 Scholarship at the ASHE luncheon on Thursday, September 26th.
Two engineering students received scholarships at the ACE Mentor Program Presentation for their mentoring time with Creekside and Lee High School ACE Programs.
School of Computing students developed the SoSympo software as part of Dr. Reddivari’s class and presented at the 2018 OneSpark in April winning first place in the Tech zone.
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