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Bradley Eberhardt shows his team’s lawnmower cleaner to Hussein Abounaaj, a part-time professor evaluating projects, as teammates Logan Bradford and Tom Franczyk watch during the Senior Design Expo Friday in Nitschke Hall.

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“UToledo has fostered my pathway to medical school by providing me opportunities I never knew anything about coming into college,” he added. “The student-faculty relationships and seemingly limitless opportunities available once you do the digging are two things that make me so glad to have chosen UToledo.”

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Wendy Carr, center, who receives her civil engineering degree May 6, overcame the death of her husband as the first of many personal challenges on her path to graduation.

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Aniyah and Jaiden Woodley will receive bachelor’s degrees in environmental science and information technology, respectively.

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Among the projects is a “talking bridge” to honor the University’s 150th anniversary.

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“My grandfather – an extremely soft-spoken man – was a successful civil engineer, to say the least,” said Brock Laurer ’22, who recently […]

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