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The students are applying what they learned in class to make a difference, while also gaining valuable experience assisting clients.
When I came to Dayton and toured the School of Engineering as a senior in high school, I left knowing two things: I wanted to be a Dayton Flyer; I wanted to be a participant in The Ethos Center program.
When she was young, Nancy Riedl ’91 considered herself fearless. It was no surprise that, as a first-year communication student, she took a job calling the generous donors who fund University of Dayton programs and scholarships — people she didn’t know.
University of Dayton School of Engineering seniors, Eric, electrical engineering, and Emma, chemical engineering, participated in a summer ETHOS Immersion in Haatso, Ghana, and worked hand-in-hand with Academic City University College faculty, technicians and students on various sustainability-focused projects.
Emma Allington, University of Dayton civil and environmental engineering major, received the 37th annual John E. Riley Award for her leadership roles with the University's River Stewards and the Hanley Sustainability Institute.