Inspire Magazine 2024-25
Undergraduate Research Takes Center Stage
WMU researchers present findings at international conference
Empowering undergraduate students with research internships
Faculty and students at WMU develop novel and sustainable method for treating pollutants in water
Alumna establishes endowment to support Society of Women Engineers
As WMU’s first woman engineering student, there was no Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter to provide a supportive environment, to learn from other women’s engineering careers or to explore other aspects and fields within the profession by attending SWE’s annual conference. Through this financial support, I get to make sure that today’s students get to experience all that and hopefully more! I encourage other Bronco engineering grads to join me in expanding this fund, plus stay in touch with the chapter and help mentor these students on their professional journeys.
Alumni support plays a crucial role in the growth and development of WMU and its students. There are a number of ways to get involved with the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences:
- Financial contributions: support experience-driven learning and student scholarships
- Mentorship: foster a sense of community and create personal and professional connections
- Guest speaking: share valuable experience and industry-related knowledge with students
To learn more about how you can be involved, please contact Julie Loncharte, chief development officer for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Learn more about artificial intelligence (AI)
Alumnus Gang Chen is making strides in AI and machine learning
The actual technology I learned in college has progressed, but the methods of learning and researching will stay with me lifelong.
AI research at WMU: Advancing technology and education
Building trust and ethical use of something as powerful as omnipresent AI would be right up there among all big challenges.
Research
Revision Autonomy
Revising approaches to reduce vehicle accidents
2024 Alumni Award recipients
Each year, the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences honors alumni who are making an impact in their fields and in their communities. They represent what it means to be a Bronco engineer through their personal and professional lives and their commitment to personal integrity. Pictured left to right are:
Front row: Jack Bray, B.S.E.’81; Bernie Iversen, B.S.E.’82; Sima Yazdani, B.S.E.’82
Second row: Kenneth Domingue, B.S.E.’15, M.S.E.’17; Paul A. Albanelli, B.S.’81; Priya Devnath, M.S.’00
Third row: Stephen Bussa, B.S.E.’19; Alicia Smith, B.S.’98, M.A.’13
Fourth row: William J. Denton, B.S.’67; Erin Prichard, B.S.’13; Anna E. Horner, B.S.E.’14
Hear from our students
Mentors and memberships: Becoming an engineer and a leader
Student organization seeks imaginative technological solutions to today’s societal problems
Hands-on experiences put engineering grad in driver's seat for career opportunities
