College of Engineering & Mines

Graduate student applicants should have strong public speaking skills, knowledge of the workshop topic, and the ability to effectively collaborate with their co-facilitator. Interested students should email Kamryn.holtz@und.edu and hrosaasen@grandforksgov.com their workshop preferences, CV, and a public speaking example by 11:59pm on August 15.

Some who worked with Mike Mann during his 41-year career at UND remember this tagline from his emails because it symbolized his approach to conducting research and mentoring students and faculty in a manner likely leave a long-lasting impression on the University. “I think that quote perfectly sums up Mike’s impact on the College of Engineering & Mines during his time in chemical engineering,” said CEM Dean Brian Tande. “In the later part of his career, he helped build our Institute for Energy Studies and launched several new research initiatives in the college.”

Within UND’s College of Engineering & Mines, the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science will, this fall, break ground for a National Security Corridor at which satellite development, fabrication and testing will take place.

Aviation faculty and administrators say they are grateful for the funding that will complete work on the Bravo apron, in a project being worked on by a Civil Engineering student.

New partnership – latest in series with liberal-arts colleges – offers students at Defiance College in Defiance, Ohio, a chance to earn UND Engineering degree.

The school’s biggest stories are now available to read online

Award is part of $14.6 million given to 23 collaborative teams after fiscal year 2021 competitions

All graduate courses are on-campus and online asynchronous.

The New Discoveries in the Advanced Interface of Computation, Engineering, and Science (ND-ACES), seeks UND graduate students interested in applying for a Cyberinfrastructure Assistantship position.

A proposal for “An Ecosystem for High Performance Defense Sensitive Materials Research at University of North Dakota” has been recommended for sponsorship by the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR).