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At the STEM Career Fair, more than 80 employers from Kansas City and beyond connected with School of Science and Engineering students to explore opportunities in engineering, construction, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, research and more. With so many fields represented, students had the chance to explore the wide range of possibilities available in STEM. Thank you to all the employers and campus partners who helped our students explore what’s next! A student smiles as he shakes hands with someone. by @umkc_sse
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It wasn't a real volcano, but it was just as exciting! Students gathered at the Quad as Trashcano brought volcanic processes to life through an interactive demonstration. Led by associate professor Alison Graettinger, the experiment used rubber duckies and colorful plush toys to simulate volcanic eruption dynamics. 🌋 Trashcano eruption with plastic toys on the Quad. by @umkc_sse
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How are today's interns using AI in the workplace? At the "Using AI in the Workplace: An Intern's Perspective" panel, current SSE students shared how they used AI during internships with leading organizations and what those experiences taught them about the future of work. The panel featured: • Nicolas Aponte, who interned at Netsmart • Colton Hanson, who interned at Cboe Global Markets • Joe Troester, who interned at Seaboard Overseas and Trading Group • Eric Xiao, who interned at Euronet Worldwide A special thank you to Assistant Teaching Professor Zachary Theiss for moderating the event! Headshot of Nicolas Aponte. by @umkc_sse
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12 days ago
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Interested in architecture, design or city planning? Join us at the UMKC Architecture and Urban Planning Open House from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Oct. 13. Future students and their families can explore our studios, meet professors, connect with current students and learn about our programs. Two people work on an architecture project at their work station. One of them is wearing a UMKC Science and Engineering shirt. by @umkc_sse
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23 days ago
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At State of the University, Chancellor Mauli Agrawal highlighted the people powering UMKC's momentum. He welcomed new School of Science and Engineering Dean Miguel Mostafá, Ph.D., a researcher of remarkable caliber. He also celebrated faculty members Zahra Niroobakhsh, Ph.D. and Shuhao Cao, Ph.D., who recently received prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Awards, the first awarded to UMKC SSE faculty in at least 17 years. Headshot of Miguel Mostafá. by @umkc_sse
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23 days ago
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Happy first day of fall! We can’t wait for campus walks to look like this. 🍂 by @umkc_sse
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25 days ago
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At the UMKC Innovation Studio, students are creating technology that makes a difference. In partnership with Ability KC, they have developed software to improve digital accessibility for individuals undergoing rehabilitation. Their solutions support adaptive gaming, streamline QuadStick profile creation and expand scanning access for computer use, helping patients engage more fully in therapy, access technology more independently and experience more personalized care. Ability KC and UMKC members pose for a photo in the Innovation Studio. by @umkc_sse
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We were excited to have Jeff Martin, Assistant City Manager of the City of KCMO and Ann Holliday (MBA '00), Vice President of the Downtown Council of Kansas City on campus to speak about the Roy Blunt Luminary Park! They shared an inside look on the vision it takes to plan this transformational downtown project and what it means for Kansas City's future. Thanks to the SSE Alumni Board, especially Kingsley Kantanka (BS '12, MS '19) and Jason Cornett (BS '15), for hosting this event. Jeff Martin, Assistant City Manager of the City of KCMO, Ann Holliday (MBA '00), Vice President of the Downtown Council of Kansas City, Kingsley Kantanka (BS '12, MS '19) and Jason Cornett (BS '15) pose in front of the Roy Blunt Luminary Park rendering. by @umkc_sse
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Some of our SSE professors and students escaped the Kansas City heat this summer and headed to Iceland to study volcanoes and glaciers! The team included professors Alison Graettinger and Julia Crowley, alongside earth and environmental sciences students Natalie Castilleja, Gabby Montano and Jacob Williams. Together, they explored the Askja Volcano and Vatnajökull glacier. UMKC team Alison Graettinger, Jacob Williams, Gabby Montano and Julia Crowley at Askja volcano in Iceland. by @umkc_sse
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Urbanists at UMKC had the opportunity to tour the @kcstreetcar Singleton Yard and Maintenance Facility and get up close and personal with the vehicles and subsystems on the shop floor! They learned about the history of streetcars in Kansas City, the work it took to construct the modern system and everything that goes into operating and maintaining the 6.4-mile line. A special shoutout to UMKC student and KC Streetcar Operations Intern Spencer Norman for leading the tour! Urbanists At UMKC students pose in their safety vests. by @umkc_sse
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Henry W. Bloch School of Management interim Dean Leigh Salzsieder and School of Science and Engineering Dean Miguel Mostafá visited Burns & McDonnell for a leadership meeting organized by UMKC alumni at the firm, highlighting the strong connections between UMKC and industry leaders across Kansas City. Attendees smile and stand in front of a screen that reads, "UMKC Alumni Lunch at Burns & McDonnell" by @umkc_sse
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Hear from some of our 2026 Trustees’ Scholars on what they are looking forward to at UMKC! by @umkc_sse
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