Commencement ceremonies for graduating Nebraska Engineering students are set for Friday and Saturday on both the City and Scott campuses. Here is a quick look at the key information for the multiple ceremonies. Continue reading…
The N-E Ride shuttles that run between the City Campus and Scott Campus will continue their usual schedule through the end of the Spring Semester (Friday, May 4) and are expected to resume at the start of the Fall Semester (Monday, Aug. 20) and run all days on which classes are in session. Continue reading…
Congratulations to four engineering students – Rebecca Horzewski, computer engineering; Joel Mohrmann, electrical engineering; Dylan Peterson, mechanical engineering; and Matthew Van Beek, chemical engineering – on being chosen among Nebraska’s 2018 Chancellor’s Scholars.
More details at: https://go.unl.edu/cunp
Four undergraduate student research projects and two graduate student project were chosen as winners and three graduate projects earned commendations during the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s annual Spring Research Fair, April 10-11 at the Nebraska Union.
At the recent IEEE INFOCOM 2018 conference, Colton Harper, a junior in computer science and engineering, presented a paper he co-authored with Massimiliano Pierobon, professor of computer science and engineering, and Maurizio Magarini of Politecnico di Milano in Milan, Italy.
(LNK) The Engineering Student Advisory Board (eSAB) is accepting nominations for the April Student of the Month. The chosen student will receive a $50 reward and the person who nominated them will receive $15. Faculty and staff are also encouraged to nominate worthy students. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/dxii
Want to gain some classroom experience or just like working with K-8th-graders engaged in summer learning? Bright Lights will give you that. You choose the times that work best with your schedule. Classroom assistant registration continues through May. Continue reading…
Two engineering students are needed to work at the Big Red Summer engineering camp for high school youth. The camp is June 11-15 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. each day. Students primarily assist with activities and be paid hourly. Contact Sally Wei, (402) 472-2670 or swei2@unl.edu for more information.