Category: Students
Category: Students
Student-related news stories, this category appears on the Engineering Student Services website
Aerospace senior selected for Women in Aerospace scholarship
Abby Gries, a senior in aerospace engineering, is joining a prestigious cohort of women undergraduates in being awarded a scholarship from the Women in Aerospace Foundation (WIA). With each recipient given a unique award, Gries will be receiving the AIAA Digital Avionics Scholarship.
PHOTOS: IMSE Picnic – Fall 2019
M E 335: Fluid Flow
VIDEO: M E 335 – Fluid Flow
Engineering International Programs: Aachen, Germany
Engineering International Programs: Ames, Iowa
Engineering International Programs: Mannheim, Germany
Engineering International Programs: Birmingham, England
IE 441: Industrial Engineering Design (Spring 2019)
PHOTOS: ME Welcome Back – Fall 2019
ISU through a new lens: graduate student in European exchange program participates in structural engineering research
Researching in a new country takes a lot more than packing your bags and grabbing your passport. Hasan Borke Birgin, a structural engineering doctoral student and researcher, traveled from Europe to study at Iowa State University’s Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering (ISU CCEE) during the summer as a part of the European Commission … Continue reading ISU through a new lens: graduate student in European exchange program participates in structural engineering research
How I Intern: Updates from Alex Lewis at International Paper
Hi, I’m Alex Lewis, and I’m a senior in chemical engineering. I’m interning at International Paper in Cedar Rapids this summer. I’m actually back for a second internship with International Paper and excited to once again get the opportunity to expand on what I’ve learned in my engineering classes. Come back and read posts about my internship experience – I’ll be adding more over the next couple of weeks!
From day one: First-year engineering learning communities explore diversity and inclusion
Thousands of new students are beginning their Cyclone Engineering adventure this week, creating new friendships, memories and preparing for their careers. Clayton Johnson, an engineering academic adviser and leader of the learning community for undecided engineering majors, sees these first few weeks as a critical time to begin the conversation on race, diversity, inclusivity and multiculturalism.
Alumni Blue Chip Network bridges gap between undergraduate students and seasoned professionals
“There’s nothing more powerful than feeling like you are part of a community.”
That’s Steven Bell’s philosophy. Bell, a senior lecturer of agricultural and biosystems engineering, wanted to close the gap between alumni and undergraduate students. So he founded the Blue Chip Network (BCN) earlier this year. The network of more than 80 professionals has grown since the group’s founding earlier in 2019, and it is a unique tool for students as they begin to understand the ins and outs of industry.
