IN THE NEWS: College, faculty gaining recognition worldwide
The College of Engineering keeps making news, including faculty honored for innovation by NUtech Ventures, BSE faculty getting three prestigious USDA grants, Holland Computing Center's study of colliding stars, a soft robot for colonoscopies, and NIAC assessments helping in Hastings. Continue reading…
ACHIEVEMENTS: Faculty, alumni & students are honored
Faculty, alumni and students are representing the College of Engineering around the world and receiving big honors. Congratulations to Interim Dean Lance C. Pérez, Alumni Master Norman Newhouse, and BSE faculty Jeyam Subbiah and Derek Heeren, among others. Continue reading…
NEWS YOU CAN USE: Employee evaluations, open enrollment, travel meals and new employees
College of Engineering employees might need to know the following: Fall Employee Performance Development Reviews being overdue, Friday's deadline for annual benefits open enrollment, new guidelines for meal reimbursement for travel and a list of new employees in the college. Continue reading…
December graduation stories being sought
University Communication is looking for students graduating in December who have had interesting careers at UNL or have good stories to tell. If you know of a student with such a history, send their name and contact information to Karl Vogel, Engineering Communications Specialist, kvogel2@unl.edu.
Brown bag lunches Wednesday and Monday
The latest in the series of brown bag luncheons hosted by Mark Riley, associate dean for research, will be Wednesday, Nov. 15 in 219 Chase and Monday, Nov. 20 in Othmer 114D. Continue reading…
College Connector Socials this week
The college is hosting College Connector socials to provide opportunities for faculty and staff to connect with other engineering colleagues. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. The next Connector is Thursday, Nov. 16 on City/East Campus and Friday, Nov. 17 on Scott Campus. Continue reading…
Originally published November 14, 2017 -
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