Camp COE helps Mizzou Engineers build sense of community
A total of 129 students descended on Trout Lodge in Potosi, Mo., to build leadership skills and relationships that will serve as a support network during their time at Mizzou Engineering.
Army Ants wrap up an incredible year of FIRST Robotics
Mizzou Engineering Professor Kevin Gillis has been a mentor for the local high school robotics organization since its foundation in 2011.
MU Engineering, MoDOT commemorate Buckle Up Phone Down Day
The Buckle Up Phone Down event showcased the importance both MU Engineering and MoDOT place on saving lives by promoting traffic safety.
College names first class of Dean’s Engineering Excellence Fellowship recipients
Trevor Bajkowski, Matthew Deardorff, Caleb Heinzman, Max Highsmith and Luke Kruse were the first class of Dean’s Engineering Excellence Fellowship Recipients.
MU partners with national defense center on national security projects
The University of Missouri and the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division of Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) recently entered into an Education Partnership Agreement, an agreement that will have a positive impact for students and researchers at Mizzou Engineering.
Mizzou Engineering duo presents at national ASEE conference
Alaaeldin Elsisi and Hesham El-Emam participated in the GEM-ASEE Doctoral Engineering Research Showcase, hosted by the American Society for Engineering Education, on Jan. 22 and 23 in Washington, D.C. The Showcase is a unique event which invites “doctoral students, postdoctoral fellows, and new faculty to display their leading-edge technical research and connect with potential agency sponsors […]
Mizzou freshmen compete in Engineering Olympics
A total of 10 student teams made up of participants in Mizzou Engineering’s Freshmen Interest Groups (FIGs) gave presentations in an attempt to take top honors in December’s Engineering Olympics. Out of those ten teams, the top honors ended up going to the team of Anna Merkel, Samantha Sample and Justin Lannin. This year’s edition […]
Leading the way
Hani Salim, associate dean of academic programs and C.W. LaPierre Professor of civil and environmental engineering, will be one of four participants from MU in the Southeastern Conference Academic Leadership Development Program.
Dean Loboa announces four leadership appointments
Elizabeth Loboa, the dean of the College of Engineering, recently announced the appointment of three faculty members to new leadership positions — Sheila Grant, Hani Salim and Cerry Klein. Associate Dean Steve Devlin also will continue in his role.
Retiring civil engineering professor leaves an enviable legacy
Retiring MU Civil and Environmental Engineering C.W LaPierre Professor Sam Kiger’s list of career accomplishments includes projects with the highest levels of security in the country.