On Thursday, Sept. 19, the College of Engineering linked the past (pun intended) to the future at #LINKBASH as we bid farewell to the Link - the building that connected Scott Engineering Center and Nebraska Hall and unearthed and relocated a time capsule scheduled to be opened in 2037. Continue reading…
More details at: https://engineering.unl.edu/college-unearths-time-capsule-bids-farewell-building-linkbash-party/
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
Work began Friday, Sept. 20 as part of the $75 million renovation of Scott Engineering Center and construction of a new building to replace the Link. Please be aware of the following closings and other details. Continue reading…
Lance C. Pérez, dean of the College of Engineering and the Omar H. Heins Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has been selected to receive the 2019 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Education Society Distinguished Member Award. Continue reading…
* Omaha World-Herald editorial highlights College's role in "securing a strong future for our state's workforce"
* Curt Tomasevicz's road back to Nebraska Engineering
* Leen-Kiat Soh's research on task and resource management systems and into a social issues predicting algorithm. 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…
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* BSE Colloquium Series
* Fall Career Fair Day (STEM)
* The Durham School Career Fair
* Office Hours with the Dean
* BME Seminar series
* CAS Inquire Lecture Series
* Safety and Wellness Series: "Burnout and Self-Care" Continue reading…
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…
The N-E Ride shuttles that offer free transportation for students, faculty and staff between the City Campus and Scott Campus are providing their usual service again. Engineering students, faculty and staff can pick up free key ring tags in Othmer 114 or PKI 100 to ensure priority seating. Continue reading…
More details at: http://engineering.unl.edu/n-e-ride/The COE Update is published weekly. Please send news and announcements to Karl Vogel at kvogel2@unl.edu, preferably no later than the Friday prior to the Tuesday publication.