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Mentor Fair Brings Students and Industry Professionals Together
The College of Science and Engineering recently celebrated a significant milestone in its commitment to student success by hosting its first ever Mentor Fair, marking the official launch of a new collegewide mentorship program.
Stories from the College of Science & Engineering
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Students Earn Top Honors at Murdock College Science Research Conference
Student researchers shine at the Murdock Conference with two poster awards and broad representation from the College of Science and Engineering.
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Seattle University Hosts 59th Linus Pauling Medal Award and Symposium
Seattle University welcomed leading scientists and rising student researchers for a day of discovery, collaboration and celebration of breakthrough chemistry.
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Fueling Discovery
Associate Professor Christopher Whidbey, PhD, ’10, is recognized with two prestigious awards to fund ongoing undergraduate research.
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Changing the Face of Engineering
With mentorship, leadership and vision, Professor Agnieszka Miguel, PhD, is helping guide the next generation of engineers.
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Graduate Spotlight: Joanna Van Liew
From soft robotics to ocean swells, graduate pursues science with purpose.
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