Category: Achievements and Awards

Computing Student, Faculty Member Recognized at McNair Scholars Event

Trent Betters ’24 BS in Computer Science, and Assistant Professor Briana Bettin, Computer Science and Cognitive and Learning Sciences, were among those recognized at the inaugural McNair Scholars Graduation recognition dinner on April 19, 2024, hosted the McNair Scholars program and the the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. This first cohort of Michigan Tech’s McNair . . .

Charles Wallace MASU Award Subject of WLUC-TV News Story

From WLUC-TV 6; By Colin Jackson; published: Apr. 15, 2024 View the original article. HOUGHTON, Mich. (WLUC) – A faculty member at Michigan Tech University has been awarded by the Michigan Association of State Universities. Charles Wallace is one of three recipients to receive this year’s Distinguished Professor of the Year Award. Shaw Dawson at Central . . .

College of Computing Students Receive Student Leadership Awards

College of Computing undergraduates Mitchell Kelly, BS in Computer Science, and Alexia Pringle, BS in Cybersecurity, and are among the recipients of a President’s Volunteer Service Award, awarded annually by Student Leadership and Involvement. The third recipient of the award is undergraduate Ellen DeMeester, BS in Chemical Engineering. Throughout the year, Mitchell Kelly is actively . . .

Computing Students Inducted into MTU’s Epsilon Pi Tau Honor Society

The Department of Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology (MMET) and the College of Computing (CC) inducted seven Michigan Tech students and an MMET professor into Michigan Tech’s Delta Zeta Chapter of the Epsilon Pi Tau Honor Society on April 2, 2024.

Charles Wallace Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to SIGCSE Technical Symposium

The 2024 SIGCSE Technical Symposium Program Committee has recognized Associate Professor Charles Wallace, Computer Science, for his outstanding contributions to the symposium while serving as an Associate Program Chair for paper reviewing for the conference. The symposium took place March 20-23 in Portland Oregon. The SIGCSE Program Committee used a number of different criteria for . . .