Students’ sustainable fridge supplies solution to food waste.
Summary: A team of seniors from the Electrical and Computer Engineering department and the Food Sciences department is building a fridge that tests the shelf life of food stored in the coolers.
Originally published from the College of Engineering and Computing at George Mason University. — April 2022
Electrical and Computer Engineering seniors excel in space and satellite student competition
Summary: A team of seniors from the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department combined their knowledge and skills to win the Space and Satellites Professionals International (SSPI) student prize competition.
Originally published from the College of Engineering and Computing at George Mason University. — June 2022
Toy-building event at Mason’s MIX marks marvelous start to Innovation Week
Summary: Faculty and staff from the College of Engineering and Computing and the Mason Innovation Exchange (MIX) hosted a toy-building event for Innovation Week that promotes engineering activities for a good cause.
Originally published from the College of Engineering and Computing at George Mason University. — February 2023
Alt. Spring break unites students, West Virginia Community
Unlike some homes in the northeast, the homes in West Virginia were vastly spread out. About one or two homes per hill, that were mostly one-story with zinc roofs, peeled paint – they looked like shacks.
Read more about the spring break trip.
Previously published in The Daily Campus on March 2017
The First Step: Seeking Employment
At the general career fair, Volle said, for students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS), employers that are not STEM-focused are looking for great problem solvers.
Read more about UConn graduates’ job search.
Previously published as part of a feature series in The Daily Campus on Oct. 2017
The Second Step: Choosing a Major
He said he initially considered journalism, psychology and mechanical engineering and his thought was: “Where can I make the most money?”
Read more about why UConn students pick their majors.
Previously published in The Daily Campus as part of a feature series on Nov. 2017
The Third Step: Entering the Workforce
“People are worried that they might not have a job that makes a lot of money or a job that is super flashy—this is where patience comes into play,” Seigle said.
Read more on how post-graduates navigate the job market.
Previously published in The Daily Campus as part of a feature series on Jan. 2018
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