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New Opportunity in Giving to CS
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As we are in the last quarter of 2018, please consider making a donation to the Computer Science department. You can choose where your gift goes! When you make a donation to the...
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Resources for Prospective Students, Faculty, and Postdocs Attending the BMES Annual Meeting in Atlanta
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We want to talk to you about your goals and ambitions!
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Maintaining a lasting connection to UVA Engineering
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For the last 40 years, Russell Mait (Engr ’78) and his wife Barbara, have maintained a lasting connection to UVA Engineering. When deciding on where to attend college, Russell...
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New $30 Million Clark Scholars Program Supports Underrepresented Engineering Students
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A new A. James Clark Scholars Program in the University of Virginia’s School of Engineering and Applied Science will provide financial aid and academic opportunities for undergraduate students who are underrepresented in the engineering field.
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A Race to Learn
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Members of the Virginia Baja Racing Club designed and built an open-wheel, off-road racecar, inspired by the buggies that cut through the notoriously unforgiving desert course of the Baja 1000 off-road race.
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How Solar-Powered Cars Drive This Student
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When En De Liow was 4, he received a copy of Motor Trend magazine and his fate was sealed. From then on, Liow has followed his passion for cars.
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Class Of 2017: Student Follows Stem Trail From Middle School To Future Ph.D.
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An early affinity for math and science evolved into a focus on engineering for Darius Carter, who is working to inspire more African-Americans to follow in his footsteps.
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Scholarship Invests In Future Technology Leaders
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Jill Ferguson (Engr ’17) is exactly the kind of high-potential undergraduate that Chip (Engr ’92) and Belinda Blankenship had in mind when they created a scholarship for promising engineering students.
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Inspired by Faculty of the Past, Alumnus Supports Faculty of the Future
Read MoreGenerous Gift Helps Chemical Engineering Grow Graduate Program
To honor the legacy of three former faculty members, an anonymous chemical engineering donor has provided $200,000 to create a series of graduate fellowships in their names.
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70 New Projects in Five Years
Read More$10 Million in Promising Ideas
UVA is in many ways the ideal home for this initiative. Only eight universities have top-40 engineering and medical schools located within a mile of each other. UVA is in that...