student profiles
Dana Majer has been dedicated to engaging both in the classroom and through student organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers, Concrete Canoe and the Design-Build Institute of America.
As a geotechnical researcher in the CIEST laboratory, Mink used the department's massive 400g-ton centrifuge to model tsunami waves over a sand bed.
Chaya Farley, an architectural engineering student, was awarded the College of Engineering & Applied Science Perseverance Award.
Gabrielle Dunn has one professional paid internship under her belt, will complete another one this summer, and in the fall will move into the Bachelor’s Accelerated Master’s program.
Raised in a small rural town with limited exposure to computing, Emma Andreasen achieved remarkable recognition as the recipient of the 2022 Outstanding Undergraduate of the College of Engineering and Applied Science award.
“Architectural engineers have the opportunity to change the world through mitigating climate change," says Kate MacKeigan, who will move to Hawaii after she graduates in May, having secured a full-time position as a field engineer for Hensel Phelps.
"Professor Shelly Miller introduced me to the world of air pollution control, specifically focusing on indoor air quality. I love solving challenging environmental problems."
"No two projects are the same in civil engineering. Each one carries new challenges that engineers must find solutions for.”