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College of Engineering, 2024 Winter Commencement

Winter Commencement

Erika Eggers and Janet Roveda, professors of biomedical engineering at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

Women of Impact Awards honor Erika Eggers and Janet Roveda

UA College of Engineering Design Day

Winter Craig M. Berge Design Day

Judith Su, associate professor of biomedical engineering and optical sciences at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

College names Judith Su Craig M. Berge Faculty Fellow

A portrait of Terry Matsunaga

ENGAGED receives $400,000 to support autistic students

Portraits of Swarna Ganesh and Alexander McGhee

Two BME hires focus on fighting cancer

The eCAMINOS program serves Arizona’s students, strengthens the state’s engineering workforce and helps the University of Arizona fulfill its missions as a Hispanic Serving and land grant institution.

$2.5 million eCAMINOS program focuses on student strengths

Zong-Ming Li

Li named medical and biological engineering fellow

University of Arizona, Homecoming 2024 - Register Now

Homecoming 2024

Sara Sheikhlary wins the Student Innovator of the Year award from Tech Launch Arizona.

Tech Launch Arizona names Sara Sheikhlary Student Innovator of the Year

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