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Engineers Help Shape the Future

Today's most sought-after professions are in engineering and applied sciences. Our College of Engineering and Applied Sciences is one of the best places to become an engineer. Our graduates have some of the highest starting salaries among WMU alumni.

The College of Engineering and Applied Sciences focuses on giving you a solid classroom foundation with exceptional hands-on experiences. We have state-of-the-art resources housed in a $100 million high-tech facility and close interaction with business and industry. Read More

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CEAS UPCOMING EVENTS:

			Dr, Anthony Vizzini Named VP for Academic Affairs at Wichita State University
			WMU Graduate Michael Nienhuis Honored with SAE International's Rumbaugh Outstanding Student Leader Award
			Professor Pnina Ari-Gur Wins Google Grant Click Here for Workshop Registration and Information
			Eaton Sponsors SAE Baja, Formula SAE, and Sunseeker Races
			Newell Rubbermaid Coming to BTR Means 100 New Jobs
			Concrete Canoe Team Gets Ready for 10th Competition
			Chemical and Paper Engineering Chair Awarded Educator of the Year
			Senior Design Project Team Takes a New Path
			Civil & Construction Student Matt Moran, is the Fifth Generation of his Family to Work at the Plainwell Paper Mill
			"Antifalling Headphones" Wins CEAS Innovation Day Entrepreneurial Event
			Paper Engineering Program is Paying Off
			Green Manufacturing Initiative
			"Anything worth doing is worth doing well and if you work hard at it, it will pay off" says Mitch Zajac, Rhodes Scholarship Award Finalist
			WMU Donates to Paperworks Goodwill Program Visit: Goodwill Program Paperworks Studio
			Dr. Larry Mallak WMU Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering professor, speaks at TEDx Muskegon the official TEDx conference for the third coast city of Muskegon, Michigan - YouTube video
			CEAS Differential Tuition Information
			IIE Makes TV Debut on "Today in America"

The faculty, advisors, and staff are dedicated to having you receive the best education possible by getting you involved in activities starting with your freshman year. We will keep you informed of the top trends in the engineering industry, teach you how to interact and compete in a global market, and inspire you to reach for new solutions. These are what we call the Four Cornerstones of Success: Engagement, Leadership, Globalization, and Innovation.