UVM's philosophy on the environment has had a big impact on Travis, influencing his desire to enter the sustainable energy field.
Barbara spent her summer at an elite government intelligence operation, one of only 24 math majors from around the country.
Andy planned to study history, but a few computer science and math classes changed his mind.
What's it like to study at CEMS? Sit in on a few of our classes.
By the students in CS 195 (Hands On Robotics) of their final projects:
June 30, 2009
CEMS NewsDr. James Iatridis, professor in the School of Engineering and the Department of Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation, received the AO Research Fund Prize on June 20, 2009 for his grant entitled "Effects of cyclic compression on intervertebral disc metabolism."
June 29, 2009
CEMS NewsUVM's School of Engineering and the National Center for Preservation Technology & Training hosted a two-day colloquium at UVM devoted to the development of curricula in historic preservation engineering.
June 18, 2009
CEMS NewsApproximately 100 high school students will experience hands-on engineering projects, laboratory work and enlightening tours at the 2009 UVM/GIV Engineering Institute.
May 15, 2009
WCAX-TV NewsHybrid cars have become more popular on the road, but what about seeing them on the race track? The concept is gaining momentum and a group of UVM students are on the cutting edge.
May 12, 2009
CEMS NewsThe 2009 AERO hybrid vehicle will be on display for a sponsor appreciation event on Friday, May 15 at 5:30 pm at Hazelett Strip Casting in Colchester, Vermont. The AERO also recently competed in the 2009 Formula Hybrid SAE Competition.
May 11, 2009
CEMS NewsThanks to the efforts of Joan Rosebush, Director of Student Success, the National Council of Pi Mu Epsilon (PME) unanimously voted to approve the creation of the 338th chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, to be known as the Vermont Beta Chapter.
May 4, 2009
CEMS NewsThis year marks the first ENGR010 Diversity Issues in Science, Engineering and Math (STEM) final paper contest. The 2009 winners are Christine M. LeFavour, CAS, first prize, and Kathleen M. Davies, CAS, second prize.
April 20, 2009
IEEE Computer MagazineAn article in the April 2009 IEEE Computer magazine entitled, "Biologically Inspired Computing," features Dr. Joshua Bongard's robotics research in artificial intelligence (AI). This inaugural article is the first of a new column to focus on the latest research in AI.
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