NSF likes Latimer’s brain research
The program, which honors outstanding work in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering, and mathematics subjects, awards research-based master’s and doctoral students such as Ben Latimer.
Goldwater Scholarship helps MU Engineering duo grow their research
Luke Guerdan and Evan Teters were among the 211 winners selected from a pool of 1,280 natural sciences, mathematics and engineering students nationwide.
Awards and presentations showcase Mizzou at CELDi symposium
Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering undergraduate Molly Laird earned the CELDi Outstanding Undergraduate Student Achievement Award for her outstanding research done on behalf of the organization.
MAE doctoral candidate earns prestigious MU award
Seyed Moein Rassoulinejad-Mousavi earned the Anderson Award, one of two awards given for either teaching or research excellence by a graduate student at the University of Missouri.
IMSE student honored at Celebration of Student Writing
Honored for his paper, “Improving Computerized Charting in an Intensive Care Unit,” IMSE undergraduate Benjamin Smith participated in a panel and luncheon at the Reynolds Alumni Center.
Pair of MU Engineering orgs claim Chancellor’s Excellence Awards
The Mizzou chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) claimed Most Outstanding Large Organization honors, and Mizzou Students’ Underwater Robotics Foundation (SURF) nabbed the title of Best New Organization at the Chancellor’s Excellence Awards in April.
Mizzou NSBE lands impressive accolades at Annual National Conference
Mizzou NSBE was named Region V Medium Sized Chapter of the Year for chapters with less than 75 members. The chapter also won the National T.O.R.C.H. (Technical Outreach and Community Help) Chapter of the Year for their work in the Columbia community and had two members elected to regional leadership.
Mizzou NSBE’s strength shows at Fall Regional Conference
Mizzou NSBE was named the Most Outstanding Chapter in the MO Zone for the second consecutive year, and two individual members won a trio of awards.
A poster without peer
MU Nuclear Engineering graduate student Andrea Saltos earned first-place honors in the student poster competition at the recent Institute of Nuclear Materials Management Annual Meeting in Indian Wells, Calif.
Team MindFlow claims RJI Student Competition crown
Chris Mitchell and Evan Teters partnered with journalism major Humera Lodhi to win the 10th annual RJI Student Competition in late April.