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Angela Oguna, a junior in electrical engineering, is the first University of Kansas student to win a prestigious Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship.

EECS seniors Austin Arnett, Alan Dang, Justin Epp, Ryan Kanoknukulchai, Glen Reeves, Lane Ryan, David Tai, Brian Tung 

While Austin Arnett visited and was accepted to Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley, he chose to attend the University of Kansas. It is a decision he would make all over again. In fact, he is.

Jeffrey S. Vitter, an administrator who has held progressively challenging leadership positions at four of the nation’s top public and private universities, has beem named University of Kansas provost and executive vice chancellor.

Bill Benso (EE ’59) will receive the KU School of Engineering’s highest honor, the Distinguished Engineering Service Award, on May 6 in the Kansas Union ballroom. 

The death of EECS Professor Jim Roberts cast a shadow over 2009.  While still mourning his loss, we are able to also see the numerous accomplishments of the past year. 

Angela Oguna, a junior in electrical engineering, placed third in the student paper contest at the IEEE Region 5 Annu

IEEE and Etta Kappa Nu are hosting a Research Forum for Undergraduate Students at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 27th, in Spahr Auditorium. EECS Associate Professor James Stiles will provide a graduate school overview.

Christa Curette has conducted research at the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS), mentored first-year KU students as a peer educator, worked as a math tutor for KU Athletics and served as KU chapter president and a regional officer for the National Society of B

EECS is now accepting applications for merit scholarships. Students currently receiving a merit scholarship must reapply. The application deadline is May 1.