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Founded in 1785, the University of Georgia is the nation’s first state chartered university and the birthplace of American public higher education. The College of Engineering is proud to be a part of UGA’s distinguished heritage as well as a dynamic part of the University’s future. ENGINEERING + LIBERAL ARTS The College of Engineering is one of the fastest growing programs at UGA and one of the fastest growing public colleges of engineering in the nation. Since our founding in 2012, enrollment has grown to more than 2,000 students. Students and faculty alike are attracted to our setting in a comprehensive, land-grant, research institution that’s consistently ranked among the 20 best public universities in the nation. INNOVATION + DISCOVERY Built around a model that transcends traditional academic boundaries, the College offers eight undergraduate and seven graduate degree programs. Our research is centered in three Innovation and Discovery Clusters that bring together faculty and students from a wide variety of disciplines. Experiential learning – co-ops, internships, study abroad and undergraduate research – means graduates aren’t simply prepared for the workplace, they’re prepared to lead.
Mission: The College of Engineering is using an interdisciplinary approach for preparing students to engage in critical issues through careers in leadership and professional practice, and addresses the challenges facing society with collaborative research in technologies and concepts that will transform Georgia, our nation and our world.
At the University of Georgia College of Engineering, students connect rigorous academics to real-world experience. Mechanical engineering students Ruben Rios (far left) and Shane Rowand (third from left) were busy this summer working as manufacturing engineering interns at Gulfstream Aerospace. Ruben and Shane joined other interns at Gulfstream's College Programs Summer End Event in Savannah.
Driftmier Engineering Center 2.0. We're in the homestretch of phase 1 of a significant renovation of the Driftmier Engineering Center. The work will be finished in time to welcome students on the first day of classes and we're planning an official ribbon-cutting ceremony for September. Stay tuned for details!
Three of our new faculty members, S. Jack Hu, Beshoy Morkos and Jidong Yang, are heading out this week on UGA's New Faculty Tour. The whirlwind tour of the state is designed to encourage faculty to look for ways they can use their teaching and research to address challenges in Georgia communities.
Learn more: https://t.uga.edu/59E
"The Nanotecnology and Biomedicine REU program hosted at the University of Georgia has provided a multitude of opportunities to enrich my scientific perspective. The hospitality of Georgia welcomed me wholeheartedly, and I had the experience to meet diverse individuals, explore different viewpoints, and share my own Puerto Rican culture."
We enjoyed getting to know Carol Oritz-Menendez, an electrical engineering student from the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus, this summer during our Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. Learn more at reu.engr.uga.edu.
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"At my home institution I come from a purely biology focused lab, and now I am in a chemistry-biology lab and it is giving me a broader scope of what I might want to do after my undergraduate career. This has also been a very enjoyable experience.”
Nathaniel Sweet, a junior nanoscale science major from SUNY Polytechnic College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, conducted research at the University of Georgia this summer as part of the College of Engineering’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program in Nanotechnology and Biomedicine.
"In this REU, I am working on synthesizing tungstate nanoparticles of different sizes and makeup, and performing assays with and without irradiation by x-ray. I'm looking at their effectiveness as radiosensitizers. This involves cell based assays and solution based assays . As well as looking at there morphology under SEM.”
Learn more about our Nanotechnology and Biomedicine REU, supported by the National Science Foundation, at reu.engr.uga.edu
The University of Georgia College of Engineering is welcoming five new faculty members for the fall 2019 semester. The new faculty members include UGA’s new Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, S. Jack Hu, a member of the National Academy of Engineers. Dr. Hu is joining the college as a UGA Foundation Distinguished Professor in the School of Environmental, Civil, Agricultural, and Mechanical Engineering.
The new faculty members join a team that has grown from 49 in 2012, the year the college was founded, to more than 80 today.
Learn more about our new faculty members:
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"I am intrigued by the possibilities that nanotechnology and biomedicine have to offer, especially in the field of medicine. From new cancer therapies to potential treatments for Parkinson’s disease, nanotechnology has the potential to transform current drug-delivery systems and save lives."
Allison Biddinger, a sophomore biological engineering student from Purdue University, is one of the amazing young scholars from across the U.S. participating in UGA's Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) in Nanotechnology and Biomedicine, hosted by the College of Engineering.
"The NanoBio REU program has been such an amazing experience," said Allison. "Not only has it opened my eyes to some of the messy parts of research that no one tends to talk about (such as not obtaining the results desired) but it also has taught me many new lab techniques that I can take with me when pursuing research at Purdue. In addition, it has provided me with a network of other individuals that have similar interests as myself, which is such a valuable asset."
To learn more about our Nanotechnology and Biomedicine REU visit reu.engr.uga.edu.
Commit to hands-on experience: UGA Engineering students Sean Sullivan and Emily Loncarich celebrated the close of their internships at Gulfstream Aerospace during the company's College Programs Summer End Event in Savannah. Emily worked in the Human Factors Engineering group while Sean supported landing gear and hydraulics projects in Electromechanical Systems Engineering. Congratulations to Sean and Emily on the amazing summer experience and thanks to Gulfstream, one of the UGA College of Engineering's great corporate partners.
"I'm working on making a totally soft robot capable of walking and climbing. I use silicone molding and pneumatic actuation to control the body and legs and we are hoping to make the system autonomous."
Steven Salazar, a junior from Virginia Tech majoring in engineering science and mechanics, is working with Associate Professor Mable Fok and her team in the UGA College of Engineering this summer. Steven is a participant in the College's Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) in Nanotechnology and Biomedicine.
"The hope is to then integrate fiber optics into the silicone robot for use in sensing so the robot has feedback systems and can take in external information. Because a robot without sensors is very dangerous if it hopes to act in a world full of people."
Learn more about our Nanotechnology and Biomedicine REU, funded by the National Science Foundation: reu.engr.uga.edu
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We're counting down the days until our students experience the initial phase of the Driftmier Engineering Center renovation project!
The renovation will significantly expand and enhance our undergraduate instructional labs, add new state-of-the-art classrooms, and add space for student collaboration.
Learn more: http://www.engineering.uga.edu/alumni-giving/driftmier
Civil engineering student Travis Everage participated in the U.S. Air Force Academy's Field Engineering and Readiness Laboratory in Colorado Springs, Colorado this summer. All U.S. Air Force ROTC cadets are required to complete the program, which is designed to expose cadets to civil engineering in a military setting. Travis gained hands-on experience with nearly every aspect of the discipline including surveying, wood frame construction, concrete design and heavy equipment operation. Travis is the second cadet from the left on the first row.
Commit to going faster, farther, higher: mechanical engineering student Johannes Erm set the University of Georgia as well as Estonian under-23 record while earning a silver medal in the decathlon at the recent European U-23 Championships in Sweden. UGA Track & Field Head Coach Petros Kyprianou joined Johannes at the Euro Championships.
"The REU program has been an incredible opportunity for me to gain a deeper understanding of the science driving progress in regenerative medicine and to develop technical skills that are crucial to research in this field."
Lauren Jennings, a rising senior biomedical engineering student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is conducting research at the UGA College of Engineering this summer in our Nanotechnology and Biomedical Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program.
Lauren is working in assistant professor Ross Marklein's lab, studying connections between morphological features of mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) and their functionality.
"My project involves characterizing the morphology of microglial cells which can become activated in the body and contribute to inflammation in neurodegenerative diseases including Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis. The results will be used to develop an assay that will test the capability of MSCs to suppress the microglia as a potential therapeutic strategy for these diseases."
Learn more about our National Science Foundation-supported REU at http://reu.engr.uga.edu
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“Prior to this summer, I had never done anything like this program. I have really enjoyed my time here, and have met many amazing people in the program and in the lab I worked in.”
Colette Sullivan, a junior chemistry major at the University of South Carolina, Aiken, is conducting research at the UGA College of Engineering this summer as part of our Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) in Nanotechnology and Biomedicine. Supported by the National Science Foundation, the REU program gives students hands-on experience in research.
“My research focus this summer is to characterize the activities of a pharmaceutical polymer through droplet mechanics,” said Colette, who is working in Assistant Professor Eric Freeman’s laboratory. “Simply put, I create droplet bilayers which are akin to electrical circuits, and when I introduce the polymer to the droplet system, I can measure the changes in my 'circuit'. The interface droplet area also represents the biological lipid membrane of living cells. Through this setup, I am able to directly measure changes caused by the polymer in an environment similar to living cells.”
After graduation, Colette plans to pursue an MD and become a medical examiner.
Commit to service: congratulations to UGA College of Engineering student Andrew Brown on completing the U.S. Marine Corps' Officer Candidates School. Following his graduation from UGA in December, Andrew will take his oath of office and enter the Marine Corps as a 2nd lieutenant.
“Nanotechnology and biomedicine are making possible things that would have otherwise been impossible.”
Arafat Fasuyi, a rising senior at the University of Maryland, College Park, is one of the amazing young scientists and engineers working in labs at the University of Georgia this summer as part of our Nanotechnology and Biomedicine Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program.
Working in Assistant Professor Ross Marklein’s RAMLAB, Arafat is exploring ways to improve cell manufacturing for therapeutics, including gaining a better understanding of Mesenchymal Stromal Cell (MSC) heterogeneity.
“The REU has been a beneficial and an enjoyable experience,” said Arafat, a biomedical engineering major. “For one, I’ve had the opportunity to learn, participate, and collaborate in important research. I’ve also been able to network and connect with UGA faculty members including graduate mentors. Finally, the pool of REU participants has provided like-minded friends who I connect with within and beyond this program.”
To learn more about the UGA Nanotechnology and Biomedicine REU, visit reu.engr.uga.edu.
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“I enjoy the scope of research encompassed in the fields of nanotechnology and biomedicine. Here at UGA, I am able to incorporate some bioinformatics knowledge into my skill set.”
Andrew Larey, a biomedical engineering student at the University of Arkansas, is working to improve the manufacturing process of mesenchymal stromal cells this summer as part of UGA’s Nanotechnology and Biomedicine Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program. Supported by the National Science Foundation, the REU is an intensive 10-week program that introduces undergraduates to real-world, hands-on research.
“This REU has been an unparalleled experience in exploring new fields in biomedical engineering and receiving new and diverse mentorship,” said Andrew, who is conducting research in Assistant Professor Ross Marklein’s RAMLAB. “Because of the program, I have a more comprehensive and diverse understanding of research in general and feel better prepared and supported in my efforts to continue my studies.”
To learn more about the UGA Nanotechnology and Biomedicine REU, visit reu.engr.uga.edu.
Aqsa Malik, a rising senior at Emory University, is one of the young scholars from across the U.S. conducting research in UGA College of Engineering labs this summer as part of UGA’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program in Nanotechnology and Biomedicine.
“Our project (in Dr. Peter Kner’s) Advanced Imaging Lab focuses on studying the neural networks behind epileptic seizure events using zebrafish models through a light-sheet microscope,” said Aqsa.
A double major in biology and chemistry, Aqsa plans to attend medical school after graduation.
“This program helped me experience a field I would not have been exposed to otherwise and gave me the opportunity to strengthen my skill set through symposiums, conferences, and publishing.”
Over the next few weeks, we’ll introduce you to more of the amazing young scientists and engineers participating in the UGA Nanotechnology and Biomedicine REU. To learn more about the program, visit reu.engr.uga.edu.
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3...2...1...🚀 Jack Robertson, a rising third-year mechanical engineering student, is connecting his academic studies to valuable research experience this summer. He's researching space plasma at the University of Alabama in Huntsville as part of the Alabama Plasma Internship Program, a 10-week summer internship program for undergraduate students enrolled at institutions across the southeastern U.S. Jack has been busy with classes, coding, and even had an opportunity to go to Princeton University for a week! 👍 Keep up the good work, Jack!
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How robots could help keep the lights on. UGA Engineering's Javad Mohammadpour Velni is quoted in a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation report on robots that can spot potential problems on electrical transmissions lines before they happen: http://bit.ly/robot-velni
Robots crawling over power lines could be the key to helping Canada’s beleaguered electrical grids deal with the more powerful storms brought on by climate change.
We are committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. The UGA College of Engineering has been honored by the American Society of Engineering Education's national Diversity Recognition Program. It is the first national effort to publicly recognize engineering institutions for their success in building a diverse workforce. http://bit.ly/engineering-diversity
Congratulations to College of Engineering alumnae Adrienne M. Madison and Katherine Shayne, named to the University of Georgia’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2019! The program celebrates the professional and philanthropic achievements of successful UGA graduates under the age of 40. The honorees will be recognized during the ninth annual 40 Under 40 Awards Luncheon on Sept. 13 in the Tate Student Center on campus.
Adrienne received her Ph.D. From the UGA College of Engineering and is now chief of the musculoskeletal injury prevention and protection team with the U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory. Katherine earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in engineering at UGA. She is the co-founder and CEO of Can I Recycle This, Inc.
Learn more about this year’s 40 Under 40 honorees at
https://alumni.uga.edu/40u40/
As Atlanta heats up, there’s no better time to gather with fellow Bulldogs for the annual Young Alumni Night at SweetWater Brewing Company! Join the UGA Alumni Association on Friday, June 28 from 9 p.m. to midnight for an evening at one of the city’s top breweries.
Tastings, appetizers and live music are included in the cost of admission. A portion of your registration ($5) will support UGA student scholarships and is non-refundable.
Space is limited. Registration is available on a first-come, first-served basis and closes on June 28. Last year’s event sold out, so register today! http://bit.ly/sweetwaterUGA
As Atlanta heats up, there’s no better time to gather with fellow Bulldogs for the annual Young Alumni Night at SweetWater Brewing Company! Join the UGA Alumni Association on Friday, June 28 from 9 p.m. to midnight for an evening at one of the city’s top breweries. Tastings, appetizers and live ...
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What makes the University of Georgia College of Engineering so special? Let our 2019 graduates tell you.
"This felt great to finally do! Finally got to walk under the Arch and I will forever be able to do so!" Congratulations to Josh, one of our 2019 electrical engineering graduates.
Engineering and computer science students at the University of Georgia will demonstrate their virtual reality projects, like this firefighter training tool, Tuesday, May 7 from noon until 3:00 p.m. at the Science Library in the Boyd Graduate Studies Building. The live demos are open to the public. Details and more cool previews: http://bit.ly/VRdemoUGA
Four student-athletes in the UGA College of Engineering have been named to the 2018-19 Southeastern Conference (SEC) Winter Academic Honor Roll. Congratulations to Ariana Henderson (Women's Basketball, Civil Engineering); Emily Clark (Equestrian, Mechanical Engineering); Joshua Horne (Swimming and Diving, Biochemical Engineering); and Billy Rothery (Swimming and Diving, Civil Engineering). The winter honor roll considers grades from the 2018 spring, summer and fall terms. Student-athletes from both basketball teams, the men's and women's swimming and diving teams, as well as the equestrian and gymnastics squads, are considered for the honor roll. Any student-athlete who participates in a Southeastern Conference championship sport, has a grade point average of 3.00 or higher, and has completed a minimum 24 semester hours, is eligible for nomination. A total of 73 University of Georgia Student-Athletes were named to the honor roll, ranking third in the conference.
How cool is this? A student team designed and programmed a conveyor reject system for their capstone senior design project. The system uses an optical scanner to sort material based on its label and to reject items without a label. Then, a collaborative robotic arm gathers the material and places it in "pallets." The system was on display Tuesday at our annual Senior Design Showcase.
A little rain and cold didn't dampen the spirit at E-Day on G-Day 2019! Students, staff and faculty in the College of Engineering had a great time meeting incoming students and their families and reconnecting with alumni and friends. Check out a big photo album from the event here: http://bit.ly/eday-gday
Our students #CommitTo designing solutions for real-world challenges. Be sure to stop by our Senior Design Showcase this Tuesday, April 23 to see all the hard work they have accomplished over the past academic year! Click the link below for more information: http://bit.ly/UGAdesign #BulldogEngineering #UGA #SeniorDesign
Congratulations to the amazing team at Georgia Power on receiving the 2019 Friend of UGA Award, presented by the University of Georgia Alumni Association. Georgia Power’s investment in the UGA College of Engineering has been instrumental in advancing numerous opportunities and experiences for engineering scholars. In addition, Georgia Powers' support of UGA is felt in almost every corner of campus.
Congratulations to faculty members Stephan Durham, Jenna Jambeck, Sudhagar Mani, Leidong Mao, and Yajun Yan! The University of Georgia has approved the promotion of all five to the position of professor, effective July 1. Visit our website for details: http://bit.ly/profpromos
Two College of Engineering faculty members will be among those honored today at the University of Georgia's 40th annual Research Awards Banquet. Hitesh Handa, an assistant professor in the School of Chemical, Materials and Biomedical Engineering, will receive the Fred C. Davison Early Career Scholar Award. Handa focuses on developing new biocompatible coating materials for medical implant applications. He strives to transform medical device research from a largely trial-and-error process to one guided by theoretical and experimental understanding of reaction pathways at the molecular level. Mable Fok, an associate professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will receive the Creative Research Medal in Natural Sciences and Engineering. Fok's interdisciplinary research spans system design, hardware implementation and algorithms in an effort to overcome the future crunch in spectral bandwidth. Learn more: http://bit.ly/uga-research-awards
The Georgia Water Coalition recently honored Jenna Jambeck, an associate professor in the University of Georgia College of Engineering, for her commitment to addressing global challenges in waste management. Jambeck received a Clean 13 Award for her research on plastic pollution in oceans. Each year, the Georgia Water Coalition honors individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations and government entities that have made significant efforts to protect Georgia’s water.
Congratulations to environmental engineering professor Dr. Jenna Jambeck, who recently received an award from the Georgia Water Coalition (GWC) at their Clean 13 Celebration. At the event, the GWC honored individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations and government entities that have made significant efforts to protect Georgia’s water. Jambeck was recognized for her research on plastic pollution in oceans, as her work is informing waste management decisions worldwide. Watch the video to find out more: #BulldogEngineering #UGA #CommitConnect
The UGA College of Engineering is now home to one of the biggest, fastest university-owned water tunnels in the U.S. The water tunnel experiments can help researchers discover new ways to build lighter rockets for space exploration, build marine vehicles that capture energy, and convert high-speed water flow into electricity and power other devices. Read more: https://news.uga.edu/uga-engineering-water-tunnel/
We #CommitTo improving and expanding our footprint. Confused about how to navigate Drifmier during the renovations? Watch this informative video with the locations of all important classrooms and lab spaces! NOTE: Currently, the CDIS (329) Lab is not open due to the construction. We hope by the end of January we will be able to have a modified version available for you to use. We will provide more information about its opening and changes at a later date. #BulldogEngineering #UGA
Members of the UGA Student Aerospace Initiative will head to the Kennedy Space Center this week for the Bayer Alka-Rocket Challenge. The UGA team is one of five finalists selected from across the nation to compete Dec. 12 for a chance to win $30,000. An Alka-Rocket is a model rocket often built using a 35mm canister and propelled by the chemical reaction that occurs when effervescent tablets are mixed with water. The finalist teams were selected by a panel of judges based on the design, execution and creativity of their rockets.
The UGA College of Engineering's Rawad Saleh and his team of graduate students are committed to exploring combustion emissions and their impact on air quality and climate. It's research that can have a positive impact on people around the world and their quality of life.
We're empowering a new generation of engineers. Join us. Visit gail.uga.edu/giving-tuesday to make your commitment. #GivingTuesday
This is where rigorous coursework connects with real-world practice; where the energy of a start-up connects with the birthplace of American public higher education; where leadership connects with collaboration; and where soaring aspirations connect to concrete achievements. We are committed to empowering a new generation of engineers. We are the College of Engineering at the University of Georgia.
The University of Georgia teaches aspiring entrepreneurs what it takes to start a business. Check out this great story about the Launch Pad, a new living learning community created to spark innovation. P.S. Many of the students in this program are engineering majors. Learn more: https://news.uga.edu/launch-pad-entrepreneurs/
We #CommitTo developing sustainable transportation energy. Dr. Brandon Rotavera's lab is studying the reaction mechanisms behind biofuel combustion to better understand how we can provide cleaner, more efficient energy sources. Aided by modeling and simulation tools, the team works on analyzing reaction kinetics in order to optimize different combustion strategies. Their research connects chemistry knowledge with developing renewable, low cost alternatives to petroleum, benefitting the environment for the future. #CommitConnect #BulldogEngineering #committogeorgia #UGA
We commit to a new generation of engineers and scientists. Dozens of area high school students got the opportunity to step into the shoes of a real engineer thanks to a weeklong course offered as part of the Summer Academy Camps at the University of Georgia.
The UGA College of Engineering's Jenna Jambeck and Amy Brooks have calculated the impact of China's ban on plastic waste imports. In findings published today in the journal Science Advances, they say over 100 million metric tons of plastic waste will be displaced because of the policy. Learn more: https://goo.gl/mnrGup
Thanks to scientists at the University of Georgia College of Engineering and a company in nearby Monroe, backyard chefs can reach for a more environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative to petroleum-based charcoal lighter fluids when they fire up the grill this summer. Learn more: https://goo.gl/rPLovQ
From a virtual reality system allowing pediatricians at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to practice delicate medical procedures to the construction of a new pedestrian bridge for the Wormsloe Historic Site near Savannah, students in the University of Georgia’s College of Engineering are using their senior design projects to give back to the state. The yearlong projects are part of a capstone course that tests seniors on all the engineering concepts and skills they’ve learned and practiced during their undergraduate studies.
Check out the UGA College of Engineering's team competing in the NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge. The annual event at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama is an engineering design challenge that tasks students with creating a vehicle designed to traverse the simulated surface of another world.
Students unveiled some egg-cellent designs for today's Engineers Week egg drop contest. There were far more successful drops than failures so the week-long competition between student organizations is neck-and-neck heading into tonight's E-Week banquet.
Engineers Week 2018 is just around the corner! The UGA College of Engineering will celebrate with a full schedule of events Feb. 18 - 24, including a series of fun and challenging competitions between our student organizations. The organization with the most points at the end of the week will be honored at our Engineers Week Banquet. Make sure your organization is registered! You'll find the registration link and other details about E-Week 2018 here: https://goo.gl/g4dCjV (Video: Savanah Jackle)
We’re excited to welcome representatives of more than 100 companies to tonight’s UGA Engineering Career and Internship Night!
The University of Georgia College of Engineering's Mable Fok is using the science of light to make communication technologies better. Learn more about our Great Commitments: goo.gl/Whj164
The University of Georgia College of Engineering is committed to a new generation of engineers. Our graduate programs offer students the unrivaled resources of one of the nation's leading research universities and the flexibility to shape their own research experience. Learn more: goo.gl/nZ7t3R
The University of Georgia is hosting a half-day workshop, "Advancing Informatics in Government and Industry," Dec. 1 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education, to promote discussion of how academia, industry and government can work together to address critical challenges in cybersecurity, data analytics and data science. The workshop is sponsored by the Georgia Informatics Institutes, an interdisciplinary, campus-wide institute that promotes the growth of research and academic programs in the area of informatics and analytics. Learn more: goo.gl/yr3E3D
What makes the University of Georgia College of Engineering special? It's our commitment: a commitment to our state, our world and each other. On this Giving Tuesday, commit to the UGA College of Engineering and a new generation of engineers. Learn more about opportunities to support the College of Engineering and our students at goo.gl/BbMi58
Selyna Gant, a second-year agricultural engineering student from Moultrie, is committed to developing sustainable food systems for the world's growing population. When you commit to the UGA College of Engineering on Giving Tuesday, you're supporting amazing students like Selyna. Learn more at goo.gl/BbMi58
Make the UGA College of Engineering your cause on Giving Tuesday. Your support makes possible life-changing scholarships for amazing students like Jack Haughawout, a third-year civil engineering major from Macon.
Avalon Kandrac, a senior biological engineering major, is committed to finding sustainable solutions to the world's grand challenges. When you commit to the UGA College of Engineering on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 28, you're committing to a new generation of engineers. Your gift supports scholarships that make a life-changing difference in our students' lives.
At the University of Georgia College of Engineering, we're thankful for incredible students like Galilea Garcia. Galilea is committed to using engineering to find solutions to the environmental challenges facing our world. We're also thankful for the generous donors who make life-changing scholarships available to Galilea and her fellow Bulldog Engineers. On Giving Tuesday, Nov. 28, please make a gift to the UGA College of Engineering and commit to a new generation of engineers.
Commit to a new generation of engineers. Let’s continue to open doors for students like John Hubbell, a second-year mechanical engineering major. Double or triple your support to the University of Georgia College of Engineering with your employer’s matching gift program. https://give.uga.edu/matching-gifts/
There's only a couple of days to practice your swing before Thursday's Bulldogs After Business Hours at TopGolf in Alpharetta. Alumni and friends are invited to join us for dinner, drinks, networking and a friendly golf competition. Only $25 per person. You can register and get more info at goo.gl/ENMHNY
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