The Steel Bridge Team is headed to Jonesboro, AR, tomorrow for the Steel Bridge Competition. Please keep the team in your prayers for safe travels. We are so proud of their hard work!
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It's Monday morning on the engineering floor, & we are hard at work on this beautiful day that the Lord has made! It's never too early or late to explore your opportunities. Come tour Harding & check out our engineering programs today!
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Congrats to Harding graduate Tymme Mccracken—who recently became a Production Designer at a limb prosthesis company called Naked Prosthetics. The company was featured on The Advancements TV Series. To watch the full episode, visit this link: https://t.co/1XOheXkkwC
A snapshot from the presentation given this last week by Dr. Jia Di—Chair of the Computer Engineering and Computer Science programs at the University of Arkansas. Students were provided valuable information about research opportunities and available graduate school programs!
Libby Selvidge and Brooke Ashworth are two engineering majors working hard this semester on a water purification project guided by Dr. Massey and funded by the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium (ASGC) NASA Training Grant 80NSSC20M0106.
WISE got off to a great start at tonight’s interest meeting! Shout-out to all the ladies in science and engineering who came to show their support. https://t.co/zeckhT83Ru
The SPICES (Supporting Peers in Computing, Engineering, and Sciences) club officers met for their first meeting yesterday! Details about a future interest meeting will be released soon. https://t.co/BB1Kjj5EmF
Three of the freshman Civil Engineering students — Sheila, Ciera, & Denereus — are hard at work completing their final drawings for the CVLE 1400 Course. We are grateful for the energy and effort they bring to our program!
Civil Engineering students traveled to the Razorback Concrete Plant in Searcy today. They created compressive/flexural specimens & tested slump from a ready-mix batch of concrete. Special thanks to Razorback Concrete Co. for hosting us!
Painting is nearing completion and the Steel Bridge team is gearing up for the assembly process. The competition is tentatively scheduled for Monday, March 29, on Harding’s campus.
Last week, Civil Engineering students toured the Vulcan Quarry facility. They were able to see the area where the Sandstone is being blasted out of the mountain side and Processed into aggregate material for use in several construction and transportation projects around Arkansas.
Associate Professor of Engineering Dr. James Huff wrote an article that was published by the Research Journal for Engineering Education.
The article dives into the idea of professional shame in the workplace among White, male engineers.
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The @hu_engineering department was asked to design masks and face shields for Unity Health. Rich Wells, assistant professor of engineering, built a team to design, manufacture and produce them, focusing on safety and breathability. Read more: https://t.co/nlUJcKaG0w.
The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) is having their first activity of the semester tomorrow (Saturday, Feb. 22) at 6p.m. — more details to follow soon!