New students, from left to right, Lisa Kaiser, Lia Sanford, Danisha Ray and Nimi Shah make tie-dye shirts at a College of Engineering mixer last week outside Honors Academic Village as part of Rocket Launch. The University is welcoming admitted students to campus for new student orientations through July to prepare them for joining the Rocket family this fall.

Source: Rocket Launch | UToledo News

This month a team of art, environmental science and engineering students at UToledo named LumniArbor will compete in the international Biodesign Challenge against 54 teams from 18 countries.

Source: Bioluminescence Outshines the Competition at 2022 UToledo Biodesign Challenge | UToledo News

The deadline to register for the free workshop in the College of Engineering is Friday, June 17.

Source: UToledo to Train Teenagers in Cybersecurity July 11-15 | UToledo News

It’s an exciting and educational week for high schoolers at The University of Toledo’s Microelectronics Security Summer Workshop. “It’s great and I’m ready to finish out the last couple of days here and keep asking questions,” said Rashaun Coley, an upcoming freshman headed for the Aerospace & Natural Science Academy of Toledo. At the camp, students took a deep dive into the world of electronic information.

Source: High school students learn about cybersecurity, microelectronics at weeklong UToledo camp | WNWO

Dr. Scott Molitor, professor of bioengineering and senior associate dean for academic affairs in the College of Engineering, will serve as interim vice provost for academic affairs and acting dean of the College of Graduate Studies.

Source: Associate Dean Joins Provost’s Leadership Team | UToledo News

Tyler Ulbricht, who graduated Saturday with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, applied what he learned in class to a 13-month project, a roller coaster he created named “Rocket Run.”

Source: Love of Roller Coasters Drove Engineering Graduate’s Academic Focus | UToledo News

The University of Toledo is a great value for the money, especially for students who are serious about the health professions.

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John Ruth, a senior studying mechanical engineering, explains the workings of the Manual Moringa Seed Dehuller as Dr. Heidi Appel, dean of the Jesup Scott Honors College and professor of environmental sciences, turns the machine by hand. The student project was among more than 60 others in the College of Engineering’s Senior Design Expo Friday in Nitschke Hall.

Source: Senior Design Expo | UToledo News