Inspired by his grandfather, a VCU Engineering grad’s design nearly becomes the new Mississippi state flag
When the Mississippi legislature decided to remove Confederate imagery from its state flag, a VCU Engineering graduate’s design for a new flag was one of five finalists selected from a pool of nearly 3,000 submissions.
Computer science alum recognized for extraordinary contributions to the Institute for Defense Analyses
Jason Greer (B.S. ’07) received the 2019 W.Y. Smith Award for Excellence in recognition of his contributions to the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA).
Class of 2020: Samuel Adu-Gyamfi is helping make medicine more accessible
Tyler McQuade saw something special in Samuel Adu-Gyamfi. Adu-Gyamfi was taking an undergraduate chemical engineering class taught by McQuade, and the professor sought him out to work in his lab.
VCU Engineering students, alumni honored in NSF graduate fellowship program
Two VCU Engineering students and two alumni have received recognition in the highly prestigious National Science Foundation’s (NSF’s) Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Transgender activist Rhonda Williams (A.S. ’68) addresses VCU Engineering’s Identity and Culture reception
At VCU Engineering’s Identity and Culture reception, keynote speaker VCU alumna Rhonda Williams (A.S.’68) began her remarks with a look back at technology game-changers who didn’t fit the traditional engineering mold.
More than 30 Ram Engineers featured in VCU alumni magazine’s ‘Power Issue’
VCU Engineering is all over the latest issue of Shafer Court Connections, VCU’s alumni magazine.
