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Dr. Honrath
Richard E. Honrath
1961-2009
Memorial

Earn a master's degree while working as an engineer in the Peace Corps Master's International program

 


Michigan Tech's Research Vessel Agassiz

 

 

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Announcements

Environmental Engineering CE 5992 Graduate Seminar
Mar-15, Dr. Eric Seagen, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Michigan Technological University

CEE Department Seminar
Center for Water & Society Colloquium
Undergraduate, Graduate and Postdoc Research Opportunities

News & Events

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) has named Michigan Tech's student chapter as one of seven winners of Premier Chapter Awards this year. The awards are sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers and include a $1,000 prize. Michigan Tech's chapter was selected from more than 250 student and professional chapters nationwide. Its president is Ashley Thode, a civil and environmental engineering major, and the advisors are David Watkins and Kurt Paterson.

Keynote Speaker: Mr. Tony Hatch

5th Annual Railroad Night:
Rail Renaissance: Returns, Capital and Capacity: Mr. Tony Hatch, Senior Transportation Analyst on Wall Street, ABH Consulting. Keynote Speaker: Fifth Annual Railroad Night February 16, 2010
Rail Renaissance: Returns, Capital and Capacity from Engineering Michigan on Vimeo.


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CN Rail Transportation Education Center at Michigan Tech: Opening Ceremony with Matthew Glynn, Chief Engineer, Signals and Communications, Canadian National. He is 1981 Michigan Tech graduate, shown at left with Dave Reed MTU vice president.
CN Rail Transportation Education Center - On Youtube Rail Transportation Channel
"University unveils CN Rail Transportation Education Center" from Daily Mining Gazette


Expo Undergraduate Expo 2010 Registration for Undergraduate Research Projects, Enterprise and Senior Design is open for the April 15, 2010 Expo

  Graduate Research Colloquium Poster & Presentation Competition, MUB Ballroom, February 25-26th, 2010. The colloquium is a unique opportunity to share your research with the university community and to gain experience in presenting that research to colleagues. Schedule Deadline for submitting a poster or presentation abstract is 5:00pm, February 5, 2010

  Tech Represented at the 89th Annual Transportation Research Board Meeting
The 89th Annual Transportation Research Board (TRB) meeting held in Washington, DC, from Jan. 10-14, was well represented by Michigan Tech's faculty, staff and students.

Great Lakes Research Center

State Authorizes Michigan Tech to Seek Construction Bids for the new Great Lakes Research Center: “As Michigan moves toward a blue-water economy, this Great Lakes Research Center will play a vital role in helping the state understand and use its freshwater resources,” said Michigan Tech President Glenn D. Mroz. “It is a strategic investment in the future, for the state and for the University.” Other recent Great Lakes Research News

See Great Lakes IT Report article:" If you're looking for hope about the future of Michigan, there's no place better to start than Michigan Technological University."


Avery Bang of Bridges to Prosperity D80 Center Conference October 2009: Go! Learn? Contribute. The D80 Conference is a celebration of the efforts to solve issues that confront the world's poorest 80%. Avery Bang of Bridges to Prosperity presented "Jobs in Development are Yours for the Taking" and Bridges for Development

Michigan Tech Research Institute Michigan Tech Research Institute (MTRI) Poster Session Fall 2009
MTRI scientists and engineers were at Michigan Tech to discuss current projects, collaborations with Tech departments and areas of research.

Family Engineering Inspires Family Engineering Inspires Students (and Mom and Dad)
Supported by NSF, the program helps families work together to discover what engineering is, how to solve engineering problems and hopefully inspire some youngsters to pursue education and careers in engineering.

q The Michigan Tech Distinguished Service Award for 2009 has been awarded to Alex Mayer, Director of SFI’s Center for Water and Society. Alex won for all his efforts related to raising awareness of water-related issues and building research and education efforts related to water resources. Alex shares the honor with Janice Glime (BS) More Details

 
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March 4, 2010

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