Voiland College This Week

Bioengineering students Jackson Rieb, Katie Lober and Sarah Schroeder were selected as finalists for the 2020 Northwest Entrepreneur Competition.

The 8th annual CrimsonCode Hackathon attracted 300 competitors.

Energy News highlighted Karl Englund and his company’s efforts to recycle wind turbine blades.

The Daily Evergreen featured a story on the recent three NSF CAREER Award winners from the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Tennis player / computer science major Melissa Ates was named Student-Athlete of the Month by WSU Academic Services.

KXLY TV featured the recycled drywall research of David Drake and Taiji Miyasaki.

Venera Arnaoudova, Anamika Dubey, and Subhanshu Gupta from the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science each received NSF CAREER awards.

A construction management student team coached by Jason Peschel took the top prize in the recent Northwest Construction Consumer Council annual student bid competition.

Heping Liu has been appointed associate editor for JGR-Atmospheres, a journal published by American Geophysical Union.

Dave Torick is one of several LIFT Fellow highlighted in this week’s WSU Insider. LIFT faculty fellows are able to transform their courses using methods that have been shown to increase student engagement, connection, and learning. LIFT Fellowship applications are due Feb. 6.

Shulin Chen, David Drake, Robert Krikac, Dan (Annie) Du, Xiao Zhang were among the 10 WSU Commercialization Gap Fund award winners.

Computer Science Ph.D. candidate Sarah Fakhoury was selected as a 2020 Microsoft Research Ph.D. Fellow.

Voiland College’s online graduate engineering program was ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

Larry Holder was interviewed by the Daily Evergreen in an article about WSU is developing an IQ test with different problems to determine an AI’s ability to perform multiple tasks.

The Voiland College Engineering Shops are the subject of this month’s Voiland College Web feature.

Sen Du won first place from the International Association of Chinese Infrastructure Professionals (IACIP) for Outstanding Graduate Student.