Kudos to Engineers Everywhere

Engineering students Ryan Brielmann, left, and Matthew Noll display their senior design project at a scholarship ceremony during National Engineers Week. Photo by Orlando Echevarria

<p>Engineering Students Ryan Brielmann (left) and Matthew Noll display their Senior Design research project duirng the School of Engineering's Scholarship Awards Ceremony held on February 22 in the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts. Photo by Orlando Echevarria</p>
Engineering students Ryan Brielmann, left, and Matthew Noll display their senior design research project during the School of Engineering's Scholarship Awards Ceremony at the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts. The ceremony was one of the activities held on campus during National Engineers Week, Feb. 21-25. Photo by Orlando Echevarria
<p>Alumnus Craig W. Ashmore, mechanical engineering and civil engineering '84, an executive vice president at Emerson, a $21 billion revenue diversified manufacturer, presented a lecture on the topic of 'Perspective on Career Management and development.'  Photo by Christopher LaRosa</p>
Craig Ashmore, a 1984 graduate of the department of mechanical and civil engineering, presents a lecture titled 'Perspective on career management and development.' Ashmore is now an executive vice president at Emerson, a $21 billion revenue diversified manufacturer. Photo by Christopher LaRosa
<p>Victor Nguyen (left) and Andre Silva (right) members of the UConn chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), demonstrate a synhronized performance of the dirnking bird heat engine in the Information Technologies Engineering Building. Photo by Christopher LaRosa</p>
Victor Nguyen, left, and Andre Silva, members of the UConn chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, demonstrate a synchronized performance of the drinking bird heat engine in the Information Technologies Engineering Building. Photo by Christopher LaRosa
<p>School of Engineering dean Mun Y. Choi  thanked alumni and corporate donors and friends whose generosity supports the 235 scholarships totaling more than $393,000 which were presented to engineering students during the event. Photo by Orlando Echevarria</p>
Alumni and corporate donors and friends, whose generosity supports the 235 scholarships totaling more than $393,000 presented to engineering students during the event, were thanked by Dean Mun Y. Choi. Photo by Orlando Echevarria
<p>Lauren Bradley (front), Jason Small and Naomi Adler - Engineering Ambassadors - are demonstrating that many disciplines of engineering are involved in creating a 'green' amusement park.  The Engineering student organizations wanted to share examples of engineering with those walking by the ITE building in order to raise awareness of the organizations. Photo by Christopher LaRosa</p>
Lauren Bradley, foreground, Jason Small, and Naomi Adler – all Engineering Ambassadors – demonstrate that many disciplines of engineering are involved in creating a 'green' amusement park, one of the examples the engineering student organizations wanted to share with visitors to the ITE building in order to raise awareness of the field. Photo by Christopher LaRosa