Participants from seven community colleges in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and Illinois attended the first Industrial Training Assessment Consortia Kickoff meeting on Feb. 25 in the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center. UWM received a $5.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to operate …
Professor Uriel Cuckierman, an expert in engineering and computer science education, presents a series of workshops for faculty and instructors this week. In the workshops, Cuckierman will offer practical skills related to teaching engineering and computer science to newer generations …
The Student Success and Retention Initiative was launched in fiscal year 2024 and fiscal year 2025 to help further align financial incentives in retention efforts. One of the key priorities of UWM’s 2030 Action Plan is student success, and UWM …
The lobby area transformed into a party Feb. 13-20 with students, staff and faculty joining in the revelry during the CEAS E-Week festivities for engineering and computer science students. More than 400 engineering students made at least one appearance at …
Uriel Cuckierman, an expert in engineering and computer science education from the National Technological University of Argentina, will present a series of four workshops for faculty and instructors beginning Friday, Feb. 28. The workshops will focus on practical skills related …
A new graduate internship class, Civ Eng 921, allows non-thesis master’s degree students to earn up to six “on-the-job” credits towards their 31-credit degree. This course is the first of its kind at the college, enabling Civil Engineering master’s students …
While attending the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Public Policy Colloquium in Washington, D.C. in February, Dean Brett Peters and UWM’s Chief Government Relations Officer Keri Duce had the opportunity to meet with Wisconsin Congressional Representatives Derrick Van Orden …
Students of Professor Pradeep Rohatgi, materials science & engineering, put their achievement on display at the annual American Foundry Society’s Regional Conference Feb. 5 in Brookfield. The lab members won both graduate scholarships and undergraduate Alec Buhler took the top prize …
You could describe Cameron Lee’s recent undergraduate research as “gripping.” Lee (’24 BS Data Science) took the top prize at the campuswide undergraduate research poster competition last year for her project examining grip strength as a potential indicator of age-related …
Brooke Slavens, Richard and Joanne Grigg Professor of Mechanical Engineering, has been awarded the prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. The award is highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on outstanding scientists and engineers early in their …
