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EMU, Hesston College engineering schools strengthen ties with collaboration

November 30, 2023Last updated November 30, 2023 by Ryan Cornell

When EMU student Craig Hertzler ’99 returned to Hesston College for the first time since graduating in 1995, he noticed one change in particular. “The trees were a lot smaller

EMU’s first engineering grads head to work, grad school and service

May 15, 2020Last updated June 2, 2020 by Randi B. Hagi

One master codebreaker and Appalachian Trail hiker, one supercomputer builder and high school soccer coach, one student organization leader headed to doctoral studies, one environmental designer bound for data analysis,

Alumni STEM professionals help NSF-funded scholars explore career paths and dig into local issues

June 6, 2019Last updated August 25, 2020 by Lauren Jefferson

Eastern Mennonite University student Ally Mankamyer knows her future lies in math, but whether she’ll find her important work to be in the classroom or more likely, in a newly

Boeing project engineer and intranet developer to speak at Homecoming weekend Suter Science Seminar

October 6, 2017Last updated October 6, 2017 by Christopher Clymer Kurtz

Two Eastern Mennonite University alumni will share their career stories and reflections in the fields of engineering and technology during a special Oct. 14 Suter Science Seminar at Homecoming and

Engineering students ride stationary bike project to a big win in ASEE poster design contest

March 31, 2017Last updated March 31, 2017 by Lauren Jefferson

A poster about a stationary bike project at Eastern Mennonite University took top honors among 61 other competitors in the first- and second-year undergraduate design team division at the American

Professors collaborate to improve instructional methods in STEM classes, thanks to NSF research grant

October 10, 2016Last updated November 7, 2016 by Andrew Jenner

In a 2014 Scientific American blog post championing greater diversity within the sciences, Dr. Kenneth Gibbs Jr. writes that “the large and persistent under-representation of certain social groups from the

EMU set to prepare engineers ‘with a heart’

June 13, 2016Last updated August 9, 2016 by Andrew Jenner

Overseeing construction of a footbridge connecting a rural Latin American village to the wider world, deepening our collective human understanding of bubble science, or helping design a new and improved

Spring STEM Celebration showcases forty individual and group research projects

April 27, 2016Last updated July 8, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

Senior Derek Harnish and sophomore Braden Herman were upperclass and underclass division winners, respectively, at last week’s Spring STEM Celebration poster show. Harnish, who performed research under the supervision of

Join the ‘Suter West’ campaign: Phase II renovations will host lab spaces, new engineering program and updated museum

December 23, 2015Last updated October 21, 2021 by Lauren Jefferson

If a building could have a motto, Suter Science Center, named after longtime professor Dr. Daniel B. Suter, might have “Science, service, success” as its memorable catchphrase. Since its opening

Master’s in biomedicine candidates defend research in e-cigs, health policy, athlete injury rates, ADHD, breast cancer education

December 18, 2015Last updated January 4, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

Jared Fernandez didn’t have to go far to find a research topic for his master’s in biomedicine thesis. Not only is “vaping” with E-cigarettes, or E-cigs, a growing trend among

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