Announced today, a gift of $20 million from Peter Kiewit Sons', Inc. is a substantial contribution to an $85 million engineering facility to be named Kiewit Hall, which will serve as the College of Engineering's academic hub.
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/kiewit-partnership-powers-nebraska-engineering-forward/
Join us Thursday for #LINKBASH to celebrate the final days of the 35-year-old building that will be razed soon as part of the college’s expansion project. There will be free T-shirts, food, drinks, laser tag, paint and colored powders, and a 1987 time capsule will be unearthed prior to construction. Continue reading…
In this edition, Fadi Alsaleem develops power-saving tech to incorporate in a fall-detecting wearable device, and a paper written by Christos Argyropoulos, asst. prof. of ECE, and grad student Boyuan Jin is published in Advanced Optical Materials. Continue reading…
All college faculty and staff and invited to the 110 Nebraska Engineering Tailgate in Othmer Hall on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 11:30 a.m., three hours prior to the Nebraska-Indiana football game. RSVP at the link below. Continue reading…
"Responding to Students in Distress," the latest seminar in the COE Safety and Wellness Series, will be conducted by Jennifer Manstedt from 10-11 a.m. Friday (Sept. 20) in SEC 237 and video linked to PKI 160. You can also join via Zoom. Continue reading…
The Engineering and Computing Education Core (ECEC) is offering a variety of programs and services to faculty in the college this fall – Learning by Design, Peer Observation of Teaching, College of Engineering Teaching Fellows, and Course and Syllabus Review. Continue reading…
More details at: https://engineering.unl.edu/ecec/registration/
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* #LINKBASH
* “Responding to Students in Distress”
* Fall STEM Career Fair
* Durham School Career Fair
* "Burnout and Self-Care" Continue reading…
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The Nebraska Engineering experience is one we all have, but it’s unique for each of us. The College of Engineering works to share as many facets of that experience as possible through our social media platforms, but your input is needed to make it complete. Join us on social media. Continue reading…