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Stephanie Mahan Wins Staff Excellence Award

Stephanie Mahan, business office manager at the College of Engineering Extended Campus at Paducah, was one of two recipients of 2020 College of Engineering Staff Excellence Awards.


Doug Kreis Wins Staff Excellence Award

Doug Kreis, associate director of the Kentucky Transportation Center, was one of two recipients of 2020 College of Engineering Staff Excellence Awards.


Janet Lumpp, Aaron Cramer Win Excellence in Service Awards

Dr. Janet Lumpp and Dr. Aaron Cramer were the two recipients of the 2020 College of Engineering Excellence in Service Awards.


Jesse Hoagg, Christoph Brehm Win Excellence in Research Awards

Dr. Jesse B. Hoagg and Dr. Christoph Brehm are two of this year's three recipients of the 2020 College of Engineering Excellence in Research Award. 


College Announces New Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Major

The BME major, housed in the College of Engineering and supported by the College of Design, is powered by design thinking and available to students beginning this fall.


Earn a Digital Badge by Pairing Summer Online Courses

Students inside and outside UK can earn badges for taking two classes within the same concentration. Courses must be completed during the summer of 2020 to be eligible for a badge.


UK Offering Online Bourbon Production Course Open to Anyone

The University of Kentucky College of Engineering is offering EGR 380: Bourbon Production Engineering in an online format. The course is open to anyone and will run from May 12 – June 23.


DB, Collaborators, Receive NSF RAPID Grant for Antiviral Membrane Mask

DB will serve as the PI and engineering faculty members J. Todd Hastings and Thomas Dziubla, as well as Yinan Wei from the UK Department of Chemistry, will contribute as Co-PIs.


Professor James Fox Wins Lutes Teaching Award

In his 15 years at UK, Fox has strongly impacted many students through his teaching activities.


Zachary Kahleifeh Named Outstanding Master’s Student

Kahleifeh’s primary research focus is on the topic of “Energy Recovery Computing for Low-Power and Secure Circuits.”