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Oct
30
AME Seminar: Koen Groot
4 p.m., Today

Koen Groot, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Wyoming, presents "Crossflow-Vortex/Step-Excrescence Interaction: How A Step Can Postpone Laminar-Turbulent Transition."

Nov
07
Homecoming 2025
All Day, Nov. 7 – 8, 2025

Homecoming weekend is action-packed. Catch up with old classmates at the Engineers Breakfast and Homecoming Tailgate and be sure to check out the AME Homecoming events too!

Nov
07
Alumni Career Forum and Q&A
2:30 p.m., Nov. 7, 2025

Current undergraduate and graduate students are invited to the Alumni Career Forum and Q&A. The panel brings together students and alumni to explore career paths, industry insights and personal experiences in the engineering field.

Dec
19
Winter Convocation
2 – 5 p.m., Dec. 19, 2025

The College of Engineering will host a single, ticketed ceremony for all fall graduates. This event requires an RSVP. Students will receive detailed information via email from the Office of Academic Affairs and their departments.

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