by | Oct 19, 2016 | Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering, Internships, Research
Abby Terlouw, an Honors College Fellow and biomedical engineering major from Bentonville, spent a busy summer studying kidney cells through a $750,000 microscope. She participated in the highly selective Harvard Summer Research Program in Kidney Medicine, a program...
by | Sep 22, 2016 | Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering, Honors Courses, J.William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, Political science, Tracking Trump and Hillary
Maxwell Carter is a freshman biomedical engineering major and Bodenhamer Fellow at the University of Arkansas. An avid follower of politics, Carter interned with the Democratic Party of Arkansas in the summer of 2015 and founded a Young Democrats chapter at his high...
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...
by | Mar 22, 2016 | Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, Physics, Research, Uncategorized
David Jacobson, an honors chemical engineering and physics junior, is helping us learn a little more about gold nanoparticles and their “nearly futuristic applications,” from the improvement of solar panels to the creation of cloaking devices (James...
by | Aug 6, 2015 | College of Engineering, Honors College Study Abroad Grant, Industrial Engineering, Italy, Study Abroad
Ciao, amici! My name is Anna Hudgeons and I spent a month of my summer studying abroad in Rome, Italy. Although my major is industrial engineering, I decided to vary my experiences by enrolling in an art lecture/art history course and a basic photography course while...
by | Sep 4, 2014 | College of Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Honors College Study Abroad Grant, Spain, Spanish
Bodenhamer Fellow Mason Hollis clearly has a passion for his computer science major. He built his first website in fifth grade, worked to automate the creation of Facebook apps, and helped a Fayetteville High group develop a system that let you turn your spin class...
