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Through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, Elizabeth Michalenko ’19, bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, will be attending the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom, and Olivia LeBlanc ’21, bachelor's degree in psychology, is looking forward to teaching English in Estonia.
Under the direction of Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Denise Taylor, University of Dayton student Peter Fabe is assessing recycled plastic and considering the design of a plastics processing machine to bridge from post-consumer waste to the plastics input for 3D printing.
A new minor and several new courses are among the University of Dayton’s latest offerings for the 2021-22 academic year to help students meet institutional learning goals and to prepare them to live and work in a diverse, global society.
Dr. Timothy Reissman, assistant professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Dr. R. Kirk Pirlo, assistant professor, Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, were recognized for leadership in undergraduate engineering education and ambassadors of excellence for the University of Dayton.
Fall 2019, Bhargavi Ravi came to the University of Dayton for graduate engineering management classes through the Department of Engineering Management, Systems and Technology and has been enthusiastically "paving her future" ever since - extensive coursework, ETHOS internship, CityWide Dayton developer and Project Management of UD president.
The University of Dayton has named Dr. Margaret Pinnell as School of Engineering interim dean. In turn, Dr. Kenya Crosson has been named interim associate dean for faculty and staff development by the School. Their terms begin immediately and end July 1, 2022, when a new dean will be named after a competitive, national search.
The University of Dayton Industrial Assessment Center has been selected to receive nearly $2 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to continue free energy assessments for small- to mid-sized manufacturers in the region and to train the next generation of energy-engineering professionals.
The University of Dayton ETHOS Center has restructured its leadership. Kelly Bohrer named executive director, and Scott Schneider named ETHOS Professor for Leadership in Community.