Students

David Hutchens — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

Instead of sticking with an unsatisfying job, David Hutchens decided to pursue something he truly loves: flying. Thanks to the aeronautical management technology program, Hutchens' career is taking off.

Sanya Mehta — Distinguished Service Award

May 6, 2016

Between her pre-med studies and concurrent degrees, Sanya Mehta dedicated many hours to service and extra-curricular activities, including serving as a Fulton Ambassador, a Barrett Mentor, an E2 Camp Counselor and outreach director for the Society of Women Engineers — to name just a few!

Jorge Cardenas — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

Now headed for a doctoral program at Duke University, Jorge Cardenas chose electrical engineering to leverage innovation in electronics to contribute to societal growth and advancement.

Wesley Coomber — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

After not meeting his full potential in high school, Wesley Coomber decided to apply himself fully in college.

Lynne Nethken — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

Lynne Nethken sees her future devoted to developing new technology to advance the fields of robotics, artificial intelligence, space exploration and autonomous electric vehicles.

Anna Weiss — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

When you find a subject you love, you stick with it. For Anna Weiss, that's materials science and engineering.

David “DJ” Dickinson — Outstanding Undergraduate

May 6, 2016

DJ Dickinson spent 15 years in corporate America, after being honorably discharged from the U.S. Army in 1994, working his way up from warehouse supervisor to executive management, without a degree, when the opportunity to attend ASU arose.

Adaptive ice climbing excursion heats up capstone thinking

May 3, 2016

Interactions with ice climbers who possess disabilities ranging from amputations to traumatic brain injuries have inspired three biomedical engineering students' upcoming senior capstone project.

Christopher Balzer secures Goldwater Scholarship, plans to make a difference with chemical engineering

April 26, 2016

Chemical engineering student Christopher Balzer plans to use the prestigious award to continue his research and aid bringing about progressive change in the world.

Engineering startups compete at statewide venture competition

April 25, 2016

Two engineering student-led startups competed against nine other ventures from universities across the state in the fourth annual Arizona Collegiate Venture Competition.

Engineers take the stage, glean inspiration at CGI U

April 20, 2016

Fulton Schools students attended the 2016 Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) to share their commitment to change with their peers.

Goldwater Scholar Barrett Anderies plans to pursue neuroscience in graduate school

April 18, 2016

Barrett Anderies, a double major in biomedical engineering and mathematics, worked in a neural engineering lab at ASU and his experience there has reinforced his interest to pursue graduate studies in neuroscience. The honors student is one of three Fulton Schools students to be awarded a Goldwater Scholarship.

First-generation college student wins Goldwater Scholarship to further sustainable engineering research

April 12, 2016

Chemical engineering student Kaleigh Johnson found her passion in sustainable engineering and has pursued as many opportunities as she could — including the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship — to make her dream a reality.

eSeed Challenge cultivates student startups with Silicon Valley trip

April 6, 2016

Student entrepreneurs traveled to the promised land of startups for an innovation retreat

Engineering takeaways and global snapshots from spring break

March 22, 2016

Fulton Schools students share photos, highlights and insights gained during their spring break travels and service projects in Cuba, Peru, the Dominican Republic and San Diego.

Engineering Smiles looks to mobilize dental care abroad

March 21, 2016

ASU students work to deliver dentistry to impoverished nations with a mobile dental clinic.

Student Panfil, alumnus Sikes win Engineers Week awards

March 8, 2016

Colleagues recognized the achievements of Fulton Schools of Engineering student Daniela Panfil and 2004 graduate Melanie Sikes.

4 places engineers can change the world over spring break

March 7, 2016

Engineering students headed to Cuba, Peru, the Dominican Republic and San Diego for spring break to offer community and humanitarian outreach, explore new cultures and have fun.