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Sam Klosterman named UC Scholar-Athlete of the Month for August
September 13, 2010
Soccer standout Sam Klosterman scores on the field and in class as the UC Scholar-Athlete for August.
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International Aerospace Conference brought to Cincinnati by CEAS
September 15, 2010
The 3rd International Conference of Jets, Wakes and Separated Flows is being hosted by The University of Cincinnati s College of Engineering and Applied Science on September 27-30.
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Environmental Engineering Bachelors Degree Announced
February 16, 2011
Long recognized as a leader in environmental education with its graduate program in Environmental Engineering, the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences is pleased to announce the Environmental Engineering Program (ENVE) now includes an undergraduate bachelor s degree. Applications are currently being accepted for the fall quarter, 2011.
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Research Opportunities for Women Students
February 17, 2011
Time is running out! Applications are due by March 1, 2011, for the WISE Summer Research Program for undergraduate women majoring in any of the university s mathematics, science, or engineering programs. These prized research positions are full time efforts that carry a $4,000 stipend and are accepted as co-op work experience.
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CEAS Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Programs Welcome National Merit Scholars
August 18, 2011
UC s College of Engineering and Applied Science is proud to welcome National Merit Scholars Noah Ebert, Logan Herbers, Hannah Kenny, Juliann Leny and Jacob Linkugel.
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Civil, Electrical, Computer, and Freshman Engineering Programs Welcome Four National Merit Scholars to the Fall 2011 Class.
August 28, 2011
Four additional National Merit Scholars join UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science fall class. These students are entering the college's civil, electrical, computer and freshman engineering programs.
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Engineering Students' Ischiban Project Wins at Cincinnati Innovates!
August 30, 2011
UC students won a total of $15,000 at the local Cincinnati Innovates Awards. In the past three years, over 1,000 people have participated in the contest. This year the UC student team was one of only 12 teams to receive an award.
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D.J. Albert named UC Scholar-Athlete of the Month for August
September 1, 2011
D. J. Albert, midfielder on the men's soccer team and a mechanical engineering student in the college's ACCEND program, is the Scholar-Athlete of the Month for August. Now in its fourth year, this award recognizes an athlete in a different sport each month who has demonstrated success on the field and in the classroom.
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UC Alumna Cindy Chiang on "Amazing Race"
September 7, 2011
UC alumna Cindy Chiang, a 2004 graduate of the College of Engineering and Applied Science with a BA in biomedical engineering, will compete in this fall s reality TV show The Amazing Race.
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NSF Provides UC $9.2 Million Boost for STEM Education in Region
September 29, 2011
UC has been awarded a $9.2 million National Science Foundation grant to develop and implement courses in partnership with local high schools to improve STEM education. The NSF grant allows the university to continue to provide leadership in engineering and STEM education locally, regionally and state wide.