University of Nebraska–Lincoln

College of Engineering

Preparing Innovative Leaders for Tomorrow


Congratulations to 2008 E-Week Graduate Symposium and Poster Session winners!

Poster Winners
End-of-the-academic-year awards were announced by Lance C. Pérez, Ph.D., associate dean for academic affairs and graduate programs with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering. They laud the top presenters and posters from the April 25 symposium, and celebrate teaching and research accomplishments of the past year. Pérez added that these honors include fellowship/honoraria and also serve as a springboard to applying for other fellowships, particularly the university-level Folsom Awards, with autumn deadlines.

Outstanding Poster | $250

David Miller, Ph.D. May 2008, Biomedical Engineering
Tie: Lixia Wu, Ph.D., Architectural Engineering, and Daniel Schmidt, Ph.D., Electrical Engineering

Outstanding Presentation | $250

Amy Lehman, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering
Benjamin Polly, M.S., Engineering Mechanics

Outstanding Undergraduate Research | $500

Matthew Burfeindt, B.S. May 2008, Electrical Engineering
Paul Rogge, B.S., Mechanical Engineering

Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant | $1,000

Ashwani Kumar Goel, Ph.D., Engineering Mechanics
Peter Ezzat William, Ph.D., Electrical Engineering

Outstanding Master's Thesis | $500

Scarlett Herring, M.S. December 2007, Industrial and Management Systems Engineering
Amy Lehman, Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering

Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation | $1,000

David Miller, Ph.D. May 2008, Biomedical Engineering
Pavankumar Meadati, Ph.D. December 2007, Construction

Publications:

• Winter 2007-08 Student Blueprint is online, Click to view.


Upcoming Events:

Visit the calendar for the complete list of upcoming events:
N.U.B.E. Camp
Aug. 20 - Aug. 21:
N.U.B.E. camp is an overnight retreat that gives new engineering students a head start in their transition to college. The camp will give incoming first-year students the opportunity to meet fellow classmates, faculty, and staff. There will be a variety of social activities, interactive team building, and important information.
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