Blogs
Samuel Weaver, Matthew P. Shaffer and 200 first-year engineering students signed a petition to name “Danger Zone” as their class song and accept the song's challenge: “You never know what you can do until you get it up as high as you can go.”
Sophomore Caiden Guzman understands the value of time and invests it in making a positive impact on the world around him through outreach and his chosen major.
The School of Engineering at the University of Dayton is proud to announce and welcome our new faculty members for the 2022-2023 academic year!
Engineering graduate students Scott Eardley, Sean Kapp and Megan McNelly are the winners of the AES Corporation 2022 Energy Innovation Challenge for their Project Oasis, an indoor farming system powered by solar energy and battery storage.
University of Dayton School of Engineering students, Piper Fernway, systems engineering, and Allison Lenhardt, mechanical engineering, have been named 2022-2023 Hanley Sustainability Institute graduate fellows. The HSI graduate fellowship program attracts high-quality students with an interest in sustainability to work on faculty-mentored research projects and other HSI program efforts.
Having faith means trusting divine guidance when the destination is unknown. That’s what Sarah Brightfield ’22 learned when an ETHOS Immersion steered her from corporate America to a West Virginia farm where she can blend vocation with service.
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15-October 15, the University of Dayton School of Engineering acknowledges and honors the contributions of Hispanic professionals to STEM fields!
terms and discovered her engineering passion – sustainability and supporting future women engineers!
The popular radio program The Academic Minute is hosting “University of Dayton Week” Oct. 17-21. Two engineering professors: Subramanian Ramakrishnan, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, and Partha Banerjee, director of the University of Dayton Holography and Metamaterials Lab and professor of electro-optics and photonics, will share their research. The Academic Minute is aired daily and is available online at academicminute.org.
Kathy Webb (University Libraries), Ali Carr-Chellman (School of Education and Health Sciences), Danielle Poe (College of Arts and Sciences) and Gül Kremer (School of Engineering) are serving as deans this year, along with Trevor Collier (School of Business Administration) and Andrew Strauss (School of Law). Kremer and Poe are the newest members of the group, becoming University of Dayton deans this year.