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2.21.2024
Sophomore Electrical Engineering Student Works with NASA through Ohio Space Grant
Consortium
Sophomore electrical engineering student Grace McKenna started working with NASA in the Here to Observe (H2O) program in September 2023. The program gives undergraduate students the opportunity to observe and interact with NASA Planetary Science Division teams, with the goal of inspiring historically marginalized groups to be a part of the STEM workforce.
2.12.2024
Associate Professor Receives Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network Rising Star
Award
Last week, associate professor Dr. Sidaard Gunasekaran from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering traveled to the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network (KEEN) National Conference in Austin, Texas to accept the organization’s 2023 National Rising Star Award.
2.9.2024
College Faculty in the News: Feb. 9,
2024
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
2.9.2024
Jenna’s Journey: Ethos Experience Brings Clean Water to Rural Communities in Exchange for Cultural
Appreciation
Jenna Ladd, a senior mechanical engineering student, embarked on a life-changing journey during an Ethos breakout in May 2023.
12.11.2023
College Faculty in the News: Dec. 11,
2023
News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.
12.1.2023
Brewing change: Flyer Enterprises Sustainability Consulting tackles plastic waste at
Heritage
In the bustling world where convenience often trumps sustainability, Flyer Enterprises Sustainability Consulting is spearheading a transformative initiative.
11.30.2023
Tech for
Takeout
New donor-funded storytelling kits support projects that go beyond writing a paper.
11.20.2023
Fly Me to the
Moon
Professor Josh Ambrosius set the mood for a class discussion about space and religion by playing “Count the Stars,” a beautiful hymn with an out-of-this-world twist. Listen closely, he told us, and you can hear the electromagnetic “voices” of planets, stars, and galaxies.
11.14.2023
Campus sustainability: Let’s talk about
trash
One of the 10 categories that the University of Dayton has identified as critical to its long-term sustainability goals is waste.
10.24.2023
UD professor awarded $633K to prepare K-12 mathematics teachers for digital
curriculum
UD mathematics educator Shannon Driskell was awarded a grant to create a digital toolkit for elementary math teachers.