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Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering News - August 2022

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College of Engineering Welcomes 16 New Faculty in 2022-2023

Aug. 30, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
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Aerospace Videos Inspire Incoming Student

Aug. 23, 2022  |  Katy Smith
Emily Aguilar was already working on a certificate in aircraft mechanics when her high school counselor showed her some aerospace engineering videos that helped her choose an academic direction.
A Head Start >>
Dean David Hahn poses for a photo with four incoming engineering students

UA Welcomes Largest, Most Diverse Class

Aug. 23, 2022  |  Alexis Blue
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12 Things that Will Surprise You About Being an Engineering Major

Aug. 22, 2022  |  University of Arizona College of Engineering
Engineers apply their knowledge of hands-on work and scientific principles to a wide range of areas to solve big problems. Many of them choose the field because they love doing challenging, hands-on work, but what are some aspects they find most...
What's That, Wildcat? >>
Greg Ogden and Carla Colon Cruz smile for a photo. They are outside in front of a tree.

ASTEROIDS Puts Undergrad from Puerto Rico on Road to PhD

Aug. 15, 2022  |  Holly Altman
Carla Colon Cruz calls on life experiences to continue her education at the University of Arizona.
Latina in STEM >>

College of Engineering Welcomes New Department Heads

Aug. 4, 2022  |  Emily Dieckman
Experts selected from a national pool of candidates will lead aerospace and mechanical engineering, mining and geological engineering, and electrical and computer engineering programs, while a longtime faculty member steps up as interim head of...
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A young woman wearing a blazer is crossing her arms and smiling. She's standing in a lab environment, and next to her are four black cylinders, approximately 10 inches in diameter, win imaging instrumentation inside.

As Reflective Satellites Fill the Skies, UA Students Make Sure Astronomers Can Adapt

Aug. 4, 2022  |  Mikayla Mace Kelley
University of Arizona engineering students have completed the first comprehensive brightness study to characterize mega-constellation satellites cluttering the skies.
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