Boise State University opened its Micron Student Success Center in the College of Engineering, putting career and advising supports in one place and building community. Boise State University opened ...

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Jeanette Nicole Hill had always loved math and science. By the time she was a senior at Colonial Forge High School in Stafford, Virginia, she was set on being a chemical engineer. The only question ...

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Alec and Sam are thriving in engineering technology. It’s opening eyes outside the program. Sam Ratvasky and Alec Vanderbilt have become quite adept at engaging with heavy hitters from the academic ...

From his days as a civil engineering intern in the 1980s to his current role at the helm of David Evans and Associates, Al Barkouli has always focused on serving others. Throughout his career, ...

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If you’re a college undergrad, you know full well your third year is your moment of truth. Gone are the days of tentatively exploring your major; gone is much of the flexibility you had to fulfill ...

A few months after making history, the twenty-six members of the human-centered engineering program’s first graduating class have embarked on an impressive array of work, graduate study, and other ...