Author: Julie Ross

Info Session: Innovative Global Solutions Enterprise

Come learn about the Innovative Global Solutions Enterprise at our information Session:
Wednesday, November 8th, 5:00-6:00pm in MEEM 402.
IGS works to find solutions to problems facing areas in need. Currently, we are engineering a low cost ventilator for a hospital in Ghana and are in active new project development. IGS offers students the opportunity to apply skills to alleviating global problems and collaborating with teams locally and abroad with the possibility of being able to travel. Students in any major are encouraged to join! Fish tacos will be provided! 
If you have any questions or are interested and unable to make it, email Nichole at nsmackey@mtu.edu.

General Meeting: Railroad Engineering and Activities Club

REAC meeting will be held, November 7th at 7pm in Fisher 101.
Some key things to note:

  • This will be the last chance/ day to sign up for our annual Fall field trip (Click Here for more deets & to sign up!)
  • We will be having a special speaker, Derek Harter (an MTU Civil Engineering graduate), discuss works with Canadian Pacific Railroad and its Capital Investment Program (More details on this can be found in the attached flyer)
REAC looks forward to seeing you at 7 on the 7th!  —–BTW: free JimmyJohn’s Subs and pop—–

CEE4760 – Optimization Methods in CEE (Course Info)

CEE 4760/5760 – Optimization Methods in Civil & Environmental Engineering

Semester: Spring 2018
Instructor: David Watkins, Ph.D., P.E.
Prerequisites:

  • Undergraduate students: (MA2320 or MA2321 or MA2330) and (MA2720 or MA3710).
  • Graduate students: None.

Course info: CEE 4760_Course Description Flyer

 
Please contact Dr. David Watkins (dwatkins@mtu.edu) for more information.

Undergrad Research – Civil Eng.

A couple of undergraduate research assistants are needed in my research group from this semester until the end of summer 2018.  Students with civil engineering materials (CEE 3101) background is needed. The GPA above 3.0 is desired. Most of research will be involved with fiber-reinforced concrete and high performance concrete design, mixing and tests. The hourly support will be provided with NSF REU support (US citizenship is needed for this support). If you are interested, please directly contact Dr. Qingli(Barbara) Dai (qingdai@mtu.edu) with the attached one-page resume.

Spring Course – HU3400, Diversity Studies (Online)

HU 3400, Topics in Diversity Studies (Online, Spring 2018)
Looking is one of the most natural reflexes we have. We look at things and people all the time, but how often do we think about this daily action? How are we perceived by others? This class is designed to take a step back and understand how our gaze and how looking work, how it is engineered, how we can broaden our understanding of looking/ being looked at in order to be more sensitive to diversity surrounding us.
This course is on the HU/FA General Education list and also counts toward the Diversity Studies minor.