How a group of UConn students has helped change a remote Peru village
Kept away by a pandemic and an attempted coup, these UConn students returned to take stock of their humanitarian project, and plan next steps.
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Kept away by a pandemic and an attempted coup, these UConn students returned to take stock of their humanitarian project, and plan next steps.
Kept away by a pandemic and an attempted coup, these UConn students returned to take stock of their humanitarian project, and plan next steps.
Kept away by a pandemic and an attempted coup, these UConn students returned to take stock of their humanitarian project, and plan next steps.
Name: Diana Tiburcio Degree: Mechanical engineering major, chemistry minor College: College of Engineering Hometown: Malvern, Pa. Temple Made for: PhD program in chemical engineering at Stanford University But first: Tiburcio will complete a summer mentorship position with the GREEN program in Peru. Then, she will pursue a 10-month Fulbright in Germany at the Max Planck
University of Missouri's Engineers' Week traditions continue with a kickball event held Tuesday at Peace Park in Columbia. E-Week, a celebration that engineering students and faculty look forward to every