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Students Commended During Recognition Ceremony
The University of Kansas School of Engineering honored its graduates at a recognition ceremony, Sunday, May 20, 2007. ...
Enrollment Opens for Project Discovery 2007
Registration is under way for Project Discovery, a residential summer camp at the University of Kansas for girls entering ninth through 12th grade. ...
Alumni to Receive School's Top Honor
The University of Kansas School of Engineering and its Advisory Board will honor three of the school's alumni for careers that exemplify professional achievement. ...
New KU Bioengineering Degrees Reflect Kansas Biosciences Boom
In conjunction with the expansion of the biosciences industry near Lawrence and Kansas City, the University of Kansas School of Engineering this fall will offer students the chance to pursue graduate degrees in the cutting-edge field of bioengineering. ...
KU Alumnus Returns to Discuss Military Management
University of Kansas alumnus Rear Adm. Mark Heinrich will speak to business, engineering and military science students about supply chain management in a military environment. ...
Jayhawk Motorsports to Offer Sneak Peek to Corporates
The internationally recognized Jayhawk Motorsports team at the University of Kansas invites alumni and interested corporations to get involved with its first ever Jayhawk Motorsports Corporate Invitational March 8. ...
Ice Sheet Expert to Launch Seminar Series on Feb. 7
Professor Lonnie Thompson, one of the world's foremost authorities on paleoclimatology and glaciology, will be at the University of Kansas to launch the CReSIS Spring Seminar Series. ...
Bioengineering Day Set For Feb. 3
Prominent academic, business and research leaders from the region will gather in the Kansas Union on Feb. 3, 2007, for the first regional Bioengineering Day coordinated by the University of Kansas School of Engineering. ...
Faculty to Head Back Into Classroom
The University of Kansas School of Engineering will host its annual teaching workshop for faculty from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2007, in the Spahr Engineering Classroom, 2 Eaton Hall. Ronald W. Welch, the 2006 ASEE National Outstanding Teaching Award recipient, is the guest speaker. ...
KU graduate earns second in AIChE contest
National recognition has become a tradition at the University of Kansas School of Engineering. ...
SAME Chapter Set for Inaugural Meeting
Efforts are under way to establish a student chapter of the Society of American Military Engineers at the University of Kansas. SAME is largely composed of civilian engineers who work in positions that provide support for national security endeavors. ...
Class Delivers Corporate-Level Competition Experience
Students at the University of Kansas are competing head to head against students at other institutions. But this contest is taking place in the classroom and the boardroom, not on a playing field. ...
KU Alumnus Establishes Study Abroad Scholarship
A University of Kansas alumnus has pledged $30,000 to establish study abroad scholarships for engineering students at KU. ...
TRI Brings Clinton Administration Adviser to KU
After spending 21 years advising members of the Cabinet, Congress and President Clinton on the impact of science and technology on society, John H. Gibbons is coming to Lawrence to spend a day sharing his expertise with students and faculty at the University of Kansas. ...
Renowned Professor to Lead Bioengineering Research Efforts
Paulette Spencer, a nationally known researcher in bio-synthetic materials that replace diseased oral and skeletal tissues, will lead bioengineering research efforts at the University of Kansas. ...
Nationally known professor to lead bioengineering research at KU
Paulette Spencer, a nationally known researcher in bio-synthetic materials that replace diseased oral and skeletal tissues, will lead bioengineering research efforts at the University of Kansas. ...