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1.24.2024
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Flyers Are Family link-arrow link-arrow

Despite graduating eight years ago, Nadaya Parks ’16 doesn’t consider her work with the University finished yet. In fact, her passion for and involvement with UD has only grown and deepened in the years since her graduation. 
Engineering
1.22.2024
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Senior engineering student recognized as Carolina Panthers Fan of the Year link-arrow link-arrow

Imagine being a lifelong fan of an NFL team. Your mom and sister enter you into a contest, realizing there’s thousands of other entries — and then you find out you won. That’s what happened for senior electrical engineering student Cameron Pierson, this year’s Carolina Panthers Fan of the Year.
1.18.2024
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Transforming the Engineering Student Experience link-arrow link-arrow

As the engineering industry rapidly evolves, there is a constant flow of new ideas into the School of Engineering to ensure students graduate prepared to immediately make an impact in the workforce.
1.18.2024
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Experiencing the Ethos of UD link-arrow link-arrow

Last summer, three Academic City University College students in Ghana participated in a study-abroad experiential learning program through the School of Engineering.
Engineering
1.16.2024
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Civil Engineering Student Recognized with ASEE CIEC 2023 Intern of the Year Award link-arrow link-arrow

Senior civil engineering major Bradley Hashbarger has recently been recognized as the American Society of Engineering Education Conference for Industry and Education Collaboration 2023 Intern of the Year award winner.
Engineering
1.16.2024
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Engineering effective solutions through strong community relationships link-arrow link-arrow

“Welcome, do you want to go to Ecuador with us?” That was the question posed to Molly Savage on her first day as a graduate student instructor at the University of Dayton’s ETHOS Center.  
Engineering
1.11.2024
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Dan Ratterman ’15 link-arrow link-arrow

While an engineering technology student at UD, Dan Ratterman ’15 had a side hustle. Ratterman now is the chief operating officer at Shady Rays and the company employs more than 100 people and often ships more than 10,000 orders a day.
12.15.2023
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Making Waves link-arrow link-arrow

Before Michael Mongin ’19 was an engineer for the Air Force Research Laboratory, before getting a master’s degree, and before his research experiences and internships, he took a chance at 25 years old to pursue a bachelor’s degree at UD.
Engineering
12.15.2023
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Making Waves link-arrow link-arrow

Before Michael Mongin ’19 was an engineer for the Air Force Research Laboratory, before getting a master’s degree, and before his research experiences and internships, he took a chance at 25 years old to pursue a bachelor’s degree at UD.
Engineering
12.14.2023
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UD connections miles from home: SWE conference dinner in LA link-arrow link-arrow

This year, I attended WE23, the national conference for the Society of Women Engineers, in Los Angeles, California with 22 of my UD peers. While the conference itself was immensely impactful, one of my most meaningful takeaways from traveling to Los Angeles came from sharing a meal with UD alumni.