The fall semester is well underway, and it has been energizing to see our campus come alive over the past few weeks. Family Weekend was a wonderful opportunity to welcome parents and families, and to share in the excitement of the year ahead.
The coming weeks will bring opportunities for our students to showcase their talent and for our community to come together in support of their success. On September 25, Engineering Career Day will connect students with top companies as they explore future opportunities. The Research Symposium on October 27 will showcase graduate students’ discoveries through poster sessions and oral presentations. And on November 7, we look forward to gathering with faculty and alumni at the Homecoming Breakfast to celebrate the University of Miami’s centennial.
These events reflect our shared commitment to progress and impact. Thank you for supporting the work that moves us forward.
Sincerely,
Vincent Omachonu
Interim Dean, College of Engineering
University of Miami
Families reunited with students, connected with faculty and staff, and explored the College of Engineering's facilities during Family Weekend 2025.
Pinhas Ben-Tzvi brings vision for robotics, applied AI, and autonomous systems to the College of Engineering, with support from a $3 million endowed chair.[...]
Ph.D. student Casey Posner is merging chemistry and engineering to create the next generation of sun care products, working with biosurfactants to make sunscreens that are both effective and environmentally friendly. [...]
Computer engineering major Ivy Enyenihi spent the summer in Redmond, Washington, working with Microsoft's silicon engineering team and gaining insight into the technology industry's opportunities after graduation. [...]
Engineering Student Council President, Fernando Sepulveda Sagaseta, is leading with a vision to strengthen community, celebrate tradition, and empower students to shape their experience through involvement. [...]
From The archive
J. Neville McArthur (left) and Dan Mahoney (right) with the first inaugural shovel of the soon to be McArthur Engineering Building (1958)
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