Opus College News and Events

Sticking the landing: Student engineers impress in competitions and awards

Celebrating Students

• Congratulations Opus College of Engineering Class of 2024!

• Engineering Open House, Friday, May 10th 3:30-5pm, Engineering Hall
• Engineering student, Ashely Tan, to give commencement address.  
• Engineering student to represent MU at regional competition for Three Minute Thesis 
• Celebrating more than a major: Photos from Engineers Week 2024
• Marquette engineers, occupational therapy and local high school students modify over 240 adapted toys for children
• Career Ready Engineers: students experience at least one recruiting event per week in September
• National recognition for Marquette chapter of Engineers without Borders 
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Industry and Community Collaboration

Engineering Industry Relations: Reach out to discuss your needs and explore areas of collaboration – hiring, professional development, research, design projects and more.

Workshops and Short Courses: Discover accessible, immediate development opportunities for professionals.

Flexible graduate certificates: Explore new graduate certificates designed to enhance careers and meet the needs of industry.

Pre-college programming: Check out programs designed to inspire future STEM leaders - including Girls Who Code (6-9th grade), Summer Engineering Experiences (high school) and more.

Dr. Brandon Tefft awarded NSF CAREER award for origami-inspired design for a tissue engineered heart valve

Leading Research

• The importance of P: a ‘phosphorus week’ Q&A with Dr. Brooke Mayer
• Marquette and partners to receive NSF funding for regional water-focused innovation engine
• The future of EV Technology: a research Q&A with Dr. Ayman EL-Refaie
• Dr. Qindan Huang receives U.S. Department of Transportation grant to evaluate metal corrosion prevention method
• Environmental engineering faculty collaborate on second $3.8 million Department of Defense grant for clean water solutions
• Dr. Brian Schmit received $3.34 million from the NIH for multiple sclerosis research

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