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Systems & Industrial Engineering News - March 2022

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Donors Pay it Forward at 2022 Scholarship Reception

March 30, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
The evening honored nearly 350 undergraduate and graduate students for their exceptional efforts.
Celebrating Student Success >>
Ricardo Valerdi, wearing academic regalia and a medal, poses in front of Old Main on the University of Arizona campus

Systems & Industrial Engineering Professor Furthers Software Research as a Fulbright Specialist

March 30, 2022  |  Katy Smith
Ricardo Valerdi received the award for his work with international collaborators to make software reuse more efficient and cost effective.
International Informatics >>
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Science Diplomacy Students Present Climate Strategy to State Department

March 24, 2022  |  Mikayla Mace Kelley
Students from various academic backgrounds applied their classwork to take real action against climate change.
Driving Change >>
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Four University of Arizona Engineering Professors Win NSF CAREER Awards

March 23, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
Dean Hahn says he is excited about the college’s showing and what comes next for the early-career faculty members.
Top-Tier Recognition >>
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Daughter of Two SIE Pioneers Comes Full Circle

March 17, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
With a father who spent 33 years as a University of Arizona professor and a mother who was the first woman to earn a UArizona PhD in her field, Jane Bambauer never expected she’d end up teaching on the campus where she spent her childhood.
Family Legacy >>
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Q&A With Ariel Shaver: From Astronomy to Engineering, and Beyond

March 16, 2022  |  University of Arizona College of Engineering
Senior talks about how she found her groove in systems engineering, from struggling in her first physics course to landing a NASA internship, a national fellowship and a spot in grad school at Georgia Tech.
From First-Year Physics to National Fellowships >>
A collage of three photos: One of Angelica Gutierrrez in graduation regalia, one of trees at a winery set against a setting (or rising) sun and one selfie of Angelica wearing an orange vest, a face mask and a white hard hat with her name on it.

Engineering Connections: Violins, Virtual Work and Vineyards

March 7, 2022  |  University of Arizona College of Engineering
Having a Grape Time >>
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Researchers Move Past Conventional Wisdom to Reduce Traffic Congestion

March 4, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
Housed in the College of Engineering, the Center for Applied Transportation Sciences is partnering with state, county and city governments to improve traffic conditions.
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