Over spring break Miami University EWB sent two students, Becca Kheiry and Brent Reichert, to Kabingo, Uganda to determine how they can help provide clean water to the area. With the help of professional mentors from EWB, they completed a hydrogeology study to evaluate which areas are most likely to contain ground water so as to establish a clean water source. 

To learn more about the trip and what EWB is planning to do to help Kabingo, read the full story.

A team of Miami engineering, architecture, and interior design majors got 2nd place in the Department of Energy Race to Zero competition in their category with their design for a high performance, low energy, off-campus student apartment complex. The team impressed judges with their use of multiple renewable energy sources and low overall energy costs. Read the full story.

According to College Choice, Miami University has the 7th best software engineering program in the US. The reasons Miami University was ranked so highly include Miami’s persisting excellence in undergraduate education, accessible full-time faculty teaching classes, the ability for students to specialize within a field, and the potential for students to find work in software engineering on Miami’s campus. To learn more about why Miami ranked so highly, read the full story.

Dr. Steve Keller of the CPB Department won the prestigious Harris O. Ware award, which will be presented to him at the upcoming TAPPI PaperCon in Minneapolis, MN on April 25, 2017. The award is granted to those who provide remarkable advancements in paper technology. To learn more about the work that earned Dr. Keller this award, read the full story.

Summer coding workshops for high school and middle school girls from July 31st to August 11th. Scholarships available, no experience necessary.

Click here for more information or to apply now.

324 degrees were awarded at the CEC Recognition Ceremony on May 13, 2017 at the Goggin Ice Center. For more information please visit the event page.