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Melissa Stouffer is the new assistant to faculty and students in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS).

Silicon Valley has grown more crimson and blue with the addition of Gordon Fry and Brady Maasen, who both graduated this spring with bachelor degrees in electrical engineering.

Three EECS professors received Miller Scholar awards for their outstanding overall achievement during the past academic year. The School of Engineering honored Professors Perry Alexander and Chris Allen and Associate Professor James P.G. Sterbenz each with an award and $4,000 fellowship.

EECS doctoral students received two out of the three top awards, including first place, in the Graduate Poster Presentation at The Great Plains Network Annual Meeting (GPN 2012).The two-day conference, held earlier this month in Kansas City, brought together leading researchers from across the Mi

Lauren McEnaney is the adviser for the new Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree at the Edwards Campus.

There is currently one scholarship available to a sophomore level student (i.e.

Streaming live video taken from a remotely controlled camera on an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) earned EECS seniors Matt Lee, Dan Lierz, and Jerome Younger the Rummer Design Award.

A small group of high school educators from northeast Kansas will be at the University of Kansas School of Engineering in June for a hands-on introduction to the world of cutting-edge app development and programming for Android tablets.

EECS Ph.D. student Sergey Morozov has won the Department’s Richard K. & Wilma S.

The Jayhawk Motorsports team earned three top awards at the Formula Hybrid International competition, which wrapped up May 3 at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, N.H.