Dr. Mark Guzdial, University of Michigan, will talk about how to change computing to make it for all at this week's Seminar Series. Join us on Thursday, Sept 19, 4pm, 1008 McPherson.

We are proud to share that Mayra Artiles has received a $649,033 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award, #2337755, from the U.S. National Science Foundation for her research on how HSIs impact the experiences of Latino engineering doctoral students. go.osu.edu/artiles-nsf

Congratulations to Bhavana Kotla on her acceptance to the KEEN 2024-2025 Community Catalyst Cohort!

Thank you to Dr. Mark Guzdial, University of Michigan, for sharing new kinds of languages, tools, and approaches for learning and teaching computing for everyone at this week’s Seminar Series!

EED students conduct research that improves our community, our country, and the world. Check out the important work that the LUNAR Weld team has been doing with NASA. go.osu.edu/lunarweldteam

This week's Seminar Series features Dr. James Holly Jr., University of Michigan, discussing the growing discourse on mental health in engineering, particularly for Black engineers. Join us on Thursday, Sept 26, 4pm, 1008 McPherson.

Thank you to Dr. James Holly, Jr., University of Michigan, for his insights on the (im)possibility of mental health for Black people in engineering at today’s Seminar Series.

Dr. Mayra S. Artiles, new assistant professor in the EED at The Ohio State University College of Engineering, is driven by the principle that all degrees and careers should be equitably available to all people. Read more about Artiles go.osu.edu/artiles

This week's virtual Seminar Series features Dr. Tamecia Jones, NC State University, Engineering, and Design Education Program. Register in advance at go.osu.edu/TameciaJones to receive an email with info on how to virtually join Thursday, October 17.

We are proud to announce that our EED team of Cassie Wallwey, Amy Kramer, Rachel Kajfez & Emily Dringenberg were recently awarded the Dasher Award for best paper at the 2023 Frontiers in Education Conference! Congratulations!

Thank you to Dr. Tamecia Jones NC State University for the discussion of innovating research methods to empower and engage research participants at yesterday’s Seminar Series!

A friendly reminder that applications for the Autumn 2025 EED PhD program are due November 1. eed.osu.edu/academics/apply

This week's Seminar Series features Darby Riley, PhD candidate at Rowan University, discussing broadening participation of disabled students in engineering. Join us Thursday, Oct 31, 4pm, 1008 McPherson.

A friendly reminder that Autumn 2025 EED PhD program applications are due this Friday, November 1. eed.osu.edu/academics/apply

Thank you Darby Riley, Rowan University, for presenting an interactive seminar last night. It was fun to explore and reflect on using our Engineering Ego Network to construct a professional identity.

Many thanks to Dr. Meaghan Pearson, Vanderbilt Univ, for sharing your research on racialized organizational analysis. We loved hearing about the actors from Spectre Univ who are transforming Dept Engineering B to help minoritized students!

Thank you, Dr. Catherine Berdanier, Penn State, for presenting seminar! We loved hearing about your psycho-social approach to studying attrition & persistence in doctoral engineering students!

Thank you, Dr. Benjamin Ahn, for presenting seminar! The interactive role play game based on “Carson Racing’s” high stakes dilemma allowed us to practice last-minute decision-making skills when tech and business concerns conflict.

Congratulations to Meg West who completed her PhD! Class of 2024! Pictured with her advisor, Dr. Rachel Kajfez.

Congratulations to Jeremy Grifski, the EED’s most recent PhD recipient. (Pictured with his wife and daughter at the Autumn ‘24 Commencement Ceremony.)