Hoeferlin encourages students to seek new opportunities during commencement address
Craig Hoeferlin, ChE ’84, gave the December 2021 commencement address.
Robots, plastics and cows: Top 10 research stories of 2021
The top 10 stories of 2021 included robots, plastics and cows.
Investing in the future: Jost gift supports education, workforce
Jost is a longtime donor to Mizzou Engineering, including a recent $2 million gift to create the Jerry L. Jost Endowed Chair in Chemical Engineering.
Gift to establish Jerry L. Jost Endowed Chair in Chemical Engineering
The University of Missouri announced a $2 million gift from alumnus Jerry Jost to create the Jerry L. Jost Endowed Chair of Chemical Engineering.
Dean’s Advisory Council meeting focuses on student success
Mizzou Engineering is investing more resources in student success to ensure the College continues its legacy of preparing graduates for leadership positions. That was one take-away from the Dean’s Advisory Council (DAC) meeting held Friday, Sept. 17.
Mizzou Engineering team discovers method to control sound waves in the fourth dimension
Using a type of material that conducts electricity on the edges while insulating the inside, a Mizzou Engineering team has discovered a way to control sound waves beyond…
3D printing lab to provide new opportunities for students, faculty
Mizzou Engineering is ramping up efforts to train students to use 3D printing and encourage faculty to find new ways to apply the technology.
#IChooseMizzou: Blake Looking Forward to Gaining New Perspectives at Mizzou Engineering
Lauren Blake can’t wait to become a Mizzou Engineer. The Rolla High School senior is ready to meet new people, take advantage of campus resources and learn more about computer science.
#IChooseMizzou: Fields Ready for Research Opportunities at Mizzou Engineering
When Jordan Fields starts at Mizzou Engineering in the fall, it will be like coming home. After all, he’s been attending games here since he was born.
#IChooseMizzou: Alcabasa to Bring Love of Trains to Mizzou Engineering
Anthony Alcabasa won’t have to travel far to go to college, but he hopes to use his civil engineering degree to help others travel the world.