MME 10-Year Merge Anniversary (2011-2021)
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JASA spotlights paper authored by Turner, Nourouzian
Nebraska Engineering students take fourth in Ethics in Engineering competition
It was the first time a team from Nebraska participated in the two-day event that requires teams to study a case filled with challenging ethical dilemmas. Teams assume the role of consultants to a company's leadership and provide recommendations that combines engineering, ethic and business issues. The 21 teams in the competition presented in three rounds. Then six semifinalists were chosen to give more presentations and answer judges' questions. As part of the competition, students get the opportunity to tour Lockheed Martin's Global Vision Center, Center for Leadership Excellence and Global Emergency Operations Center.
"I am very proud of Maureen and Parker. They showed the quality and the talent expected in the Huskers," said Amar. "I am very proud of them and very thankful to the College of Engineering leadership for providing our students with such opportunity to compete at the national level. It was hard, but I was confident the Huskers were up for the challenge, and they proved me right."
Mechanical engineering student Mark Nail receives honorable mention for Goldwater Scholarship
Carl Nelson chosen to receive university's Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor Award
Yang earns Early Stage Investor Project award
Li, Turner earn UNL College Distinguished Teaching Awards
SME names Rao one of 17 Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineers
Qi Wang named NCMN Graduate Research Fellow
Turner, students win ASNT Best Paper Award
Fourteen students receive UCARE undergraduate stipends
Biological Systems Engineering: Janelle Adams, Hickman; Victoria Bart, Woodbury, Minnesota; Josiah Johnson, Lincoln; Blake Hass, West Point; and Alexandra Hruby, Omaha.
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering: Braden Harm, Grove City, Ohio; Joshua Mueller, Bellevue; Brynne Schwabauer, Portland, Oregon; and Matthew Sis, Bellevue.
Electrical and Computer Engineering: Phuong Ninh, Lincoln; and Timothy Carlson, Norfolk.
Mechanical and Materials Engineering: Hamood Al Rahbi, Lincoln; Matthew Bock, Omaha; and Beau Marth, Lincoln.