Journey into Engineering at UAA

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Join us at the UAA Engineering & Industry Building for a night packed with demonstrations and great engineering discussions. Thank you to ConocoPhillips Alaska for supporting this event. 

What: Meet engineering professors, tour research facilities, watch demonstrations, participate in activities, and learn more about what UAA has to offer to future engineers, computer scientists, geospatial professionals, and project managers.

Who: High school students and parents interested in learning more about the UAA College of Engineering. 

When: Thursday, October 17th, 6:00 to 8:00 pm

Where: UAA Engineering & Industry Building (2900 Spirit Dr)

How Much: FREE!

Space is limited. We request that attendees limit their party to one adult, if possible. 

Schedule
6:00-6:10 - General overview and welcome
6:15-6:30 - Rotation 1
6:35-6:50 - Rotation 2
6:55-7:10 - Food
7:15-7:30 - Rotation 3
7:35-7:50 - Rotation 4
7:50-8:00 - Wrap-Up/Questions

Thursday, October 17th, 6:00 to 8:00 pm

If you have any questions about Journey into Engineering at UAA, or if you need any accommodations to fully participate, please contact Nicole Ritzinger, Director of K-12 Outreach, at naritzinger@alaska.edu.

 

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A building destroyed by an earthquake.Civil Engineering - CE Testing Equipment

Presenters: Scott Hamel and Polly Murray
ConocoPhillips Structures Testing Lab
demonstrating how beams are tested by breaking reinforced clear ice beams.

Several interlocking, rusty gears.Mechanical Engineering - Materials Testing Lab

Presenter: Oleg Shiryayev 
EIB 306 - BP Asset Integrity and Corrosion Lab 
corrosion sensor research:
https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/college-of-engineering/facilities/aic-lab/ 

Students standing over a filtration canister.Civil Engineering - Water Filtration

Presenter: Subhabrata Dev
Fluids Lab
Environmental Engineering and Water Resources

 

A computer screen full of ones and zeros.Computer Science & Engineering - Morse Decoder & Pong Game

Presenter: Sebastian Neumayer
EIB 309 - Software Engineering and Design Studio
Interactive circuits for playing pong with a rotary switches and sending Morse code messages to a seven segment display.

Spirit the Seawolf, UAA's mascot, gives the thumbs up to the camera. Advising Presentation

Presenter: Zlata Lokteva
EIB foyer
Head UAA CoEng Adviser Counselers will share important information about how to become a UAA student, how to apply for scholarships, the cost of tuition, the educational pathways for future STEM professionals, and more. They will also be able to answer your questions about UAA's processes.

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