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5.6.2024
Sophomore Engineering Students Awarded Full Scholarships for Junior and Senior Year through the Women Engineering Program and Clare Boothe Luce
Program
Two mechanical engineering students were awarded full scholarships for their junior and senior years through the Women in Engineering Program (WEP) and the Clare Boothe Luce Program (CBL), which are dedicated to increasing the participation of women in engineering in higher education.
5.6.2024
UD biology professor launches new course on air pollution and human
health
Mary Ellen Dillon's students examined the science, history and politics of air pollution — and how they can advance the health of their communities.
5.3.2024
The SBA's Career Flight Plan Takes
Off
The University of Dayton's School of Business Administration launches the Career Flight Plan, offering one-credit courses to assist business majors in exploring career paths and developing professional skills. This initiative addresses students' career-focused needs by providing structured guidance throughout their academic journey, aiming to prepare them for success beyond graduation.
4.26.2024
The Beast makes its way to University of Dayton
campus
'Beast' protest reminds us that the plastic we use may be out of our sight after consumption, but it does not go away.
4.24.2024
Inspiring Pint-Sized
Scientists
Holding up a clear plastic umbrella in a Bombeck Family Learning Center classroom, Ian Adams ‘17 asked a class of aspiring teachers, “How cool is it to watch the water droplets run off this?”
Career Development
4.22.2024
UD's Urban Leadership Academy Preparing Future Leaders in Dayton Public
Schools
A new partnership between the University of Dayton and Dayton Public Schools allows DPS educators to earn a master's degree or principal licensure in the context of the unique needs of urban school leaders.
4.18.2024
Recent Master’s Graduate Continues Research At UD as Research
Engineer
Ben Robertson doesn’t work for an usual employer of UD graduates — but still certainly a rewarding one. After graduating with his master’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Dayton in 2023, he accepted a position as a research engineer with UD.
4.18.2024
From Advisor to Lab Manager: Committed to Student
Success
Through two positions and ten years, lab manager Penny Timmer has always been committed to supporting students.
4.18.2024
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor Recognized as American Society of Biomechanics
Fellow
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor Kim Bigelow was awarded the status of Fellow in the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB). She will be recognized at the annual ASB conference in August.
4.18.2024
Undergraduate Research Key to Finding Future Career
Interests
For many undergraduate students in the School of Engineering, research is an integral part of their time as Flyers. Two students currently conducting research with associate professor Dr. Brad Ratliff in his Applied Sensing Lab have found a future career interest in research thanks to the experience.