Panther Bites

Students Sarah Cameron and Macy Walters, with faculty advisor Moti Mizrahi, tied for third place at the Ethics in Engineering Competition.

Cassidy talked about getting into the Naval Academy, his experiences becoming a Navy SEAL and what it was like on his first shuttle mission.

Just 611 ACI members are current Fellows of the institute from a membership of more than 30,000. 

The team received the highest honor – Outstanding – for its work on the problem, “The Mechanics of Suction Feeding.”

School of Arts and Communication faculty Jeff Dories and Kenneth Pike reported several publications from 2022.

The assistant professor of aerospace engineering led technical sessions and presented several times across the three events.

Harpoon Seabring, who recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in ocean engineering, was awarded the prestigious scholarship.

Jennifer Nessmith, student coordinator for the College of Engineering and Science, has been named Most Valuable Panther for February.

Research from faculty and current and former students was published in the International Journal of Aviation, Aeronautics, and Aerospace.

The Florida Tech workshop was titled, “Fostering the Entrepreneurial Mindset Through Making Experiences in the Classroom.”