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Engineering a Career to Serve
University NewsAt St. Thomas, engineering and ROTC seem to go hand-in-hand.
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Engineering Senior Designs That Wow
University NewsStudents in the School of Engineering curriculum work on design and engineering problems with local industries. This year's Senior Design Clinic Show will take place Friday, May 5, from 2:30-5 p.m. in Scooter's in the Anderson Student Center. -
Beneath Purple Lights, St. Thomas Robot Project Blooms
Social JusticeThe purple light emanating from the Owens Science Hall greenhouse isn't the School of Engineering's homage to the late, great Prince. A cross-departmental team at St. Thomas is testing a robot with the overall goal of addressing the world crisis of food shortages and the development of new technologies to grow healthy crops using less man-made and natural resources. -
Senior Lauren Vallez Fetches Prestigious National Science Foundation Fellowship
University NewsWith the tutelage of a world-renowned professor like Dr. John Abraham and publication credits with smart titles such as "Alterations of Blood Flow Through Arteries Following Atherectomy and the Impact on Pressure Variation and Velocity" to her credit, Lauren Vallez landed one of the nation's most coveted fellowships. -
Tommie Mentors and Mentees: Sarah Baxter and Anna Schellpfeffer
University NewsEngineering professor Sarah Baxter is helping junior Anna Schellpfeffer explore as many opportunities as she can at St. Thomas. -
Faculty Promotions and Tenure Announced
The Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce affirmative decisions on promotion and tenure following the conclusion of the Tenure and Promotion Committee meetings in December and February. -
Four St. Thomas Engineering Students Named Fellows in Stanford Program
University NewsUndergraduates Murad Abduselam, Hannah Brodersen, Annabelle Hamilton and Paige Huschka are the first students at St. Thomas to become University Innovation Fellows. -
School of Engineering Adds Civil Engineering Major
University NewsThe University of St. Thomas’ School of Engineering will begin offering a civil engineering major in fall 2017. -
Five Observations - Climate Change Town Hall
Five ObservationsU.S. Rep. Betty McCollum hosted a town hall on climate change at St. Thomas on Feb. 23. She was joined by St. Thomas engineering professor John Abraham and University of Minnesota professor Mark Seeley. -
Congresswoman, Professors to Discuss Climate Change
University NewsClimate change will be the focus of a town hall discussion Feb. 23 involving U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum, Dr. John Abraham of St. Thomas, and two other climate and weather experts.