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"Talent Shows at Michigan Tech"
The global talent of our students
at Michigan Tech really does show

 

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Winter Carnival
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2009 powwow
Native Speakers Forum and
Spirit of the Harvest Powwow

Joe Rogers
Joe Rogers speaks at Annual
Commemorative Program in honor of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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2010 Snowmobile Handling test

More MPGs on the Trail: Fuel Economy the Focus of Clean Snowmobile Challenge Twenty-ten
The ME-EM Department, along with the Keweenaw Research Center, will again be hosting the SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge on March 15-20, 2010. See link above for sponsorship, schedule of events and other information.
2010 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Michigan Tech (KRC)
• 19 Teams Up For UP's Clean Snowmobile Challenge from Great Lakes Innnovation and Technology Report
• Clean Engines Ready - Daily Mining Gazette
•2009 Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Michigan Tech ME-EM Page


Dr. Terry Woychowski Dr. Terry Woychowski, a 1978 Mechanical Engineering graduate of Michigan Technological University, is vice president, global vehicle program management, General Motors Corp. He addressed the College of Engineering First Year Student Assembly, Mon., August 31 at the Rozsa Center at Michigan Tech. The title of his talk:
• "Engineering - How Will You Change the World?"

Dr. Woychowski presented a seminar in October:
• "Leadership — Changing the World Through Influence" --- New Video

Federal Stimulus Funds to Develop Hybrid Electric Michigan Tech Showcases New Professional Master of Engineering Program
Automotive engineering is entering a new era of hybrid electric-drive vehicles that demand a special set of skills. To prepare engineers to thrive in this hybrid/electric world, Michigan Technological University is developing an interdisciplinary professional Master of Engineering program

Michigan Tech’s 2007 Winter Baja Competition

Winter Baja at Michigan Tech, February 20, 2010: Michigan Tech’s 2010 Winter Baja Competition will be held on Saturday February 20, 2010 at Lake Linden Community Park in Lake Linden MI. The event is an informal, but competitive Mini-Baja race held on a motocross-style track made out of snow!
See Photos and video of the February 14, 2009 Blizzard Baja.


Jeff Naber Michigan Tech Trains Automotive Engineers for Hybrid Technologies
Lead instructor is Jeff Naber, associate professor of mechanical engineering-engineering mechanics and director of the Advanced Power Systems Research Center at Michigan Tech. Other faculty include Jeff Allen, John Beard, Jeff Burl, Steve Hackney, Wayne Weaver and Jeremy Worm.

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. 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."

Dr. W. Charles Kerfoot Sustainable Futures Institute Annual Banquet and Poster Session for Fall 2009 features Dr. W. Charles Kerfoot speaking about the new $25 million Great Lakes Research Center

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

New Geoscience Graduate Program

New Geoscience Graduate Program builds Global Partnerships in Education and Research ---- -More

• INVOGE (International Volcanology and Geotechniques)


Explorations in Engineering Explorations in Engineering Described as 'Exciting and Dynamic' High School Students explored the entire spectrum of engineering programs at Michigan Tech

2009 Undergraduate Expo Undergraduate Research Expo: 2009 highlights student research, enterprise teams and senior design projects with the Award Winners and Videos

• Michigan Tech Expo Channel on Youtube


Undergraduate Expo 2010 Registration is open for the April 15, 2010 Expo
ME-EM Graduate Seminar: Feb. 11: Professor Linda Ng Boyle; University of Washington; Title: 'Mitigating the Effects of Driver Distraction' 112 MEEM at 3:00 PM.
CEE Environmental Engineering Graduate Seminar: Feb-15: Lauren Fry & Jarron Hewitt; Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Michigan Technological University DOW 642, 3:00 pm
Chemical Engineering Grain Processing Corporation Lecture Series: Feb 12: Dr. K. Michael Gibson, Michigan Technological University, Department of Biological Sciences, Title: "When metabolism goes awry! The case of maple syrup urine disease" 10:00 a.m., Chem. Sci. & Engineering, Room 101
Biomedical Engineering Seminar: TBA
MSE Seminar: February 12: Dr. Jeffrey S. Allen, Advanced Power Systems Research Center, Department of Mechanical Engineering - Engineering Mechanics, Michigan Technological University, "Capillary Phenomena in Fuel Cells", 3:00 – 4:00 pm Room 610, M&M Building
Sustainable Futures Institute Speaker Series: TBA
Archana Pandey and Abhishek Prasad, graduate students in the physics department, will present two colloquia titled respectively, "Glucose Sensors and Bio-fuel Cells Based on Vertically-aligned Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes for Integrated Energy Sensing, Generation, and Storage (SGS) Systems," and, "Controlled Growth and Applications of ZnO Nanowires," at 4 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 11, in Fisher 139.
Tech-Talks Scholarship: Wednesday, Feb. 10 hosted by the Sustainable Futures Institute (SFI), will be from 4 to 5 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 10, in Memorial Union Ballroom A-2.
Friday, February 12, 2010; 8:00-9:00 Dow 642; Dr. Chris Organ, Department of Organismic & Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University "Below the Surface: Discovering Biology with Trees and Fossils" Bio Sciences Seminar
Sponsored Programs will hold "Intellectual Property" session at noon, Monday, Feb. 15, in Memorial Union Ballroom A2. Enroll in the session online and the "2010 CAREER Proposal Workshop" Saturday, February 20, 2010; 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Enroll in the session online
Grand Opening of the new CN Rail Transportation Education Center (CN RTEC) by David Ferryman, vice president of Network System Engineering at CN; February 16, 8:55 to 9:55 a.m., in Dillman Hall 315 and 316
Railroad Night: 5th Annual Michigan Tech Railroad Engineering and Activities Club (REAC) Rail night: February 16, 2010. Keynote speaker is Mr. Tony Hatch, Senior Transportation Analyst on Wall Street, ABH Consulting. The event will be held at the North Shore Grill (in the Best Western Franklin Square Inn) Time: 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Graduate Research Colloquium Poster & Presentation Competition, MUB Ballroom, February 25-26th, 2010.
A scholarship initiative to supply STEM teachers for schools has 8 to 10 openings. The deadline for applications is March 1. The program begins in August for the 2010-11 academic year. For more information: http://noycescholars.mtu.edu .
Call for Abstracts for the Annual ESC/BRC Graduate Research Forum: Graduate students from any department conducting research related to ecology, the environment or biotechnology to submit titles and abstracts for poster presentation at the sixth annual ESC/BRC Graduate Research Forum from 3 to 5 p.m., Friday, March 26, in the atrium of the UJ Noblet Forestry Building. Abstracts must be submitted electronically to esc@mtu.edu as an attachment in Word by noon, Friday, March 5.
Center for Water & Society Colloquium
Undergraduate, Graduate and Postdoc Research Opportunities There are a variety of paid research opportunities available.
Applications for the 2010 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURFs) are now open. Up to $3,500 awarded. Applications are due noon Friday, Feb. 26. For more information, visit www.mtu.edu/surf .
University Calendar
Graduate School & Defense Schedule
Past Events
Michigan Tech Winter Carnival 2010
COE Winter Carnival Pictures
Transportation Forum
Native Speakers Forum and Spirit of the Harvest Powwow Sponsored by the American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES)
D80 Conference 2009; Agenda with over 20 presentations
Sustainable Futures Institute Poster Session and Banquet Fall 2009
Michigan Tech Research Institute (MTRI) Poster Session Fall 2009
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Gala Latina Photos
Society of African and American Men, SAAM Men's Week 2009
Career Fair Photos Fall 2009
Parade of Nations 2009
Undergraduate Expo 2009
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