Judith Mallory is in her eighth year as the college’s International Coordinator. She oversees the Global Initiatives program, which offers quarterly alternative break trips for students throughout each year. “On their travels, students participate in an engineering-related service project of community impact as well as visit sights of historic and cultural significance,” said Mallory. “I…
Ami McBride is returning to the Tickle College of Engineering to serve as the director of the Office of Finance and Administration.
Alex Brown joined the college as the administrative specialist for Paul Frymier, Interim Associate Dean for Faculty and Engagement.
Daniel Rutstrom, an undergraduate who works in the SMRC, was a winner of a 2018 Innovations in Nuclear Technology R&D award from the Department of Energy, one of five nationally in the undergraduate category.
“I do root for the Titans and the Preds since they are my new home state teams,” she added. “I also enjoy baking, traveling, and being on the water—lake or beach.”
“Boo on the Bridge,” the second annual Tickle College of Engineering Halloween Spirit Competition, brought out multiple departments in a range of costume themes to the Tickle building pedestrian bridge.
Faculty and staff from the Department of Nuclear Engineering won the inaugural Tickle College of Engineering Halloween Spirit Challenge on October 31, 2013. This “Battle on the Bridge” challenge took place between NE and the occupants of the new John D. Tickle Building: the Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and the Department of Civil and…