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Read career news stories from Mizzou Engineering.

Will Benson and Connor McNaughton stand in front of the renovated north end of Memorial Stadium

Sep. 15, 2026

Mizzou students helped bring Memorial Stadium’s transformation to life

The civil engineering majors gained real-world experience while helping with a landmark construction project that will welcome fans for years to come.

Aug. 19, 2026

Mechanical engineering major returns to the scene of the mine

Angel Yandeday is applying her knowledge of heat transfer acquired at Mizzou Engineering to mine cooling tower systems in her second internship with Freeport-McMoRan.

Jakob White

Aug. 5, 2026

Mechanical and aerospace engineer accelerates his education

Jakob White is studying what happens when the rubber meets the road in his summer co-op with Bridgestone.

Tehilla Gani-Yesufu

Aug. 3, 2026

Civil engineering major is keeping the lights on

Tehilla Gani-Yesufu is applying the skills she acquired at Mizzou Engineering to power line engineering projects in her summer internship with QISG.

Chinyere Omeife

July 27, 2026

Biomedical engineering major melds innovation and medicine

Chinyere Omeife credits Mizzou Engineering with helping her develop the problem-solving skills she uses daily in her summer internship with healthcare company Solventum.

Ethan Pokress works with teammates to film content

July 20, 2026

IT major applies practical solutions to knowledge management

Ethan Pokress is leveraging the organization and communication skills he learned at Mizzou Engineering in his summer internship with EquipmentShare.

Taesic Kim, Praveen Rao, Peifen Zhu, Brendan Alvey and Syed Kamrul Islam

June 22, 2026

Innovative instruction offers students the best of both worlds

Engineering faculty are integrating AI into the classroom while preserving the fundamentals that make Mizzou graduates so effective in the workplace and laboratory.

Highway flyover under construction

June 10, 2026

Building an on-ramp for Missouri’s construction workforce

A Department of Education funded pilot will offer 300 Missourians no-cost training to help them access high skill, high demand and high wage construction careers.

Kayla Deuser

May 3, 2026

Information technology grad discovered her true calling

Kayla Deuser was inspired by Hollywood portrayals of hackers, but it took a real-world opportunity to illuminate her career path.

Daniel Hough

April 21, 2026

PhD student receives competitive SMART scholarship

Daniel Hough will receive full tuition, an annual stipend, internship and mentoring through Pentagon program that aims to grow a STEM workforce.