The College of Engineering celebrates its many outstanding graduate students with a number of awards.
This endowed award, established by Janet M. Beatty in honor of her uncle, recognizes the most outstanding graduate researchers within the College of Engineering. Each department nominates one Ph.D. student, and awards are based on a review of students’ academic and professional records and on an oral presentation of their research. Awardees receive stipends, a certificate, and a medal to be worn at graduation.
Outstanding Posters in Interdisciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Disciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Interdisciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Disciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Interdisciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Disciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Interdisciplinary Areas
Outstanding Posters in Disciplinary Areas
First Place: Mohamad Yaman Fares, Civil and Environmental Engineering, "Tire-Derived Aggregates (TDA) as Lightweight Fill for Road Structures"
Second Place: Mehrsa Mardikoraem, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, "EvoSeq-ML: Advancing Data-Centric Machine Learning with Evolutionary-Informed Protein Sequence Representation and Generation"
Third Place: Christiana Kiesling, Civil and Environmental Engineering, "Indoor Air Quality Challenges in Rural Alaskan Homes"
People’s Choice: Hamad Muslim, Civil and Environmental Engineering, "Quality Assessment of Longitudinal Joints in Flexible Pavements"