by lauries | Nov 20, 2024 | 5 Questions, Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, England, English, Honors Arkansas, Honors thesis, Internships, J.William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, Research, Research Travel, Study Abroad
Courtney Wilmoth is a senior from Los Angeles, California majoring in chemical engineering and minoring in English. She is the current Presidential Scholar for the College of Engineering and recently presented research at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers...
by cdeskilson | Feb 6, 2024 | Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Spain, Study Abroad
“It was worth pushing through the unknown to experience all that Spain offered. I wish that I had understood beforehand that friends are a guarantee, as I never felt lonely, and eventually the unknown becomes known.”
by srkirby | Nov 29, 2018 | Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Mexico, Study Abroad
Honors chemical engineering major Meagan Olsen spent her summer in Puebla, Mexico, studying Spanish and participating in an engineering-based service project. Here, she blends language-learning, history, tradition and community, using a color palette that is at once...
by srkirby | Nov 28, 2018 | Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Events
On Tuesday, November 6, first-year chemical engineering major and Bodenhamer Fellow Christina Trexler became the second student Dean for a Day in the Honors College. Her deanship was jam-packed with meetings: she spoke to Chancellor Joe...
by npittman | Sep 15, 2018 | 2018 Midterm Elections, Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Forum, History, J.William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences
Joseph Leggitt is a sophomore at the University of Arkansas majoring in chemical engineering. Originally from Greenbrier, Arkansas, Joseph began attending the University of Arkansas in 2017. Joseph hopes to pursue a degree in history and a career teaching history. In...
by | Aug 23, 2016 | Careers, Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Internships, Path Program
If you forget any of your safety equipment, you’re likely to get a firm nudge before you pass the first production line. The workers tromp around in steel-toed boots, goggles and hairnets while automated machines whir to life about them. This isn’t exactly...