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With over 40 years of industry experience, Lance Decker is among the oldest and most dedicated doctoral students in the interdisciplinary engineering program.

Three faculty members from the Department of Engineering Technology and Distribution manage a research platform for various industrial channels to learn best practices, network and improve their hiring strategies and performance management.

The 10th annual research symposium gave students an opportunity to network, collaborate and engage with industry representatives.

Doctoral student Oshin Tyagi tests how exoskeletons can benefit emergency medical technicians in the field without hindering them in their duties.

The same skills undergraduate student Anna Claire Fincher mastered on golf courses since the age of 10 have helped her excel in her studies as she pursues her degree in petroleum engineering.

The students worked to develop a software system that can identify unconscious bias in course syllabi using machine learning models.

Dr. Christi Madsen was recognized for her service and her technical achievements in the field.

Bonnie Hunt ’77 spent her career in human factors, working on projects such as man-machine interfaces for tanks.

Researchers are studying the impact of pyrogenic organic matter from wildfires on drinking water quality. Wildfires can affect downstream water sources, and the study aims to link chemical structure with reactivity using high-frequency monitoring and optical sensors.

Doctoral students in the Department of Biomedical Engineering wrote a children’s book to explain concepts from across the department’s four focus areas.