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Steady leadership

With the announcement of Alec Gallimore’s second term as dean, we look back at the results from his first term’s strategic vision.|Medium Read
Tim Bruns, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Engineering and his students observe the buccal mass of an aplysia Californica (sea slug) moving. Photo by Photo by Marcin Szczepanski

Culture is key

Why Michigan Engineering is focusing on getting it right.|Short Read
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Dr. Tuija Pulkkinen named next CLaSP department chair

Dr. Tuija Pulkkinen has been named the new chair of the Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering Department (CLaSP) at the University of Michigan effective September 1st, 2018. |Medium Read
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Anthony Waas named new chair of the Department of Aerospace Engineering

Anthony Waas has been named the new chair of the Department of Aerospace Engineering, effective September 1, 2018. Waas returns to U-M AE after completing a four year term as University of Washington’s Aeronautics and Astronautics department chair. |Medium Read
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Mingyan Liu named chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Cybersecurity entrepreneur and interdisciplinary researcher named 15th chair of ECE |Medium Read
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Brian Denton named next Industrial and Operations Engineering Chair

Denton, who joined U-M’s IOE faculty in 2012, will be the twelfth chair of the department. |Short Read
Portrait of Alec Gallimore

Steady leadership

With the announcement of Alec Gallimore’s second term as dean, we look back at the results from his first term’s strategic vision.|Medium Read
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Peter Chen named interim chair of CSE

Professor Peter Chen assumes role of interim chair of the Computer Science and Engineering division. |Short Read
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Rackham welcomes Lutgarde Raskin as Associate Dean

Raskin is a pioneer in the microbial ecology of engineered water systems, with a focus on both safe drinking water and resource recovery from waste streams.|Medium Read
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Two CEE staff members receive Staff Incentive Awards for supporting College values

Steve Donajkowski and Amy Shepherd received awards from the College of Engineering Staff Incentive Program.|Short Read
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CEE Lab Technician Bob Spence retires after long career

A Q&A with Lab Technician Bob Spence, who is retiring after 31 years in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.|Medium Read

Ann Stals, the Woman Behind the Curtain, is honored for her excellence in ECE

Ann Stals is one of four College of Engineering staff members honored with the Staff Excellence Award. She was selected for her exemplary work as the Alumni Engagement and Events Manager for ECE.|Medium Read
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Staff member Ingra Stimach receives CEE Staff Excellence Award

Ingra Stimach received the annual Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Staff Excellence Award.|Short Read
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CEE staff member Stephanie Ford receives CoE Staff Excellence Award

The College of Engineering has selected Research Process Manager Stephanie Ford to receive a Staff Excellence Award.|Short Read
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Innovating in Education

For Michigan Engineering to stay ahead of the curve, it must clear the path for faculty to innovate, and for students to explore|Medium Read
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Classes and Career Fair canceled

Due to the severe weather and state of emergency in the state of Michigan, the University of Michigan has determined it will be reducing operations for Wednesday, Jan. 30 and Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. This includes canceling all classes and events.|Short Read
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Eight ECE faculty and staff recognized for creativity, innovation, and daring

Eight ECE faculty and staff have been recognized by the College of Engineering for their creativity, innovation, and daring approaches to their work.|Short Read
Tim Bruns, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Engineering and his students observe the buccal mass of an aplysia Californica (sea slug) moving. Photo by Photo by Marcin Szczepanski

Culture is key

Why Michigan Engineering is focusing on getting it right.|Short Read