While some students take classes or relax at home, 15 CEC students headed to Antigua, Guatemala to learn more about the country and how new engineering solutions can help the people who live there.
Nicole Smith started working on the CEC advisory council over a decade ago, when CEC was still referred to as the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS). She was than invited to join the Womens Advisory Committee four years ago, and loves working with other Miami alumnae to help students continue to be successful.
Md Rashef received this award based on the judges evaluation of his poster, presentation, and the quality of his abstract. For this award was granted $300 for his future professional expenses.
Last month a ECE student was awarded two scholarships for his accomplishments as a member of IEEE HKN, the electrical engineering honor society here at Miami.
The Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) at Miami was honored recently and was awarded a portion of $4.5 million dollar grant to aid in their goal to help prepare minority students in STEM fields to have a successful future.
Recently three electrical engineering majors were recognized with the CE Power Scholarship for their interest in pursuing a career in the power engineering field.
