From a challenging first year in college to working for a global climate innovator, Juan Zubieta, ’26, made the most of every opportunity at the University of Rhode Island to set himself up for success. Zubieta, of Ibague, Colombia, knew he wanted to pursue a degree in industrial and systems engineering because of the broad […]
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Three degrees in seven years was no easy feat, but worth it for recent graduate
Three degrees in seven years was no easy feat, but worth it for Jacob Milman, a 2024 graduate of the German IEP, who just completed his master’s in systems engineering.
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KINGSTON, R.I. – May 26, 2026 – Sam Miller, of Colchester, Connecticut, graduated with his bachelor’s in industrial and systems engineering from the University of Rhode Island this May with an engineering entrepreneurship minor and a concentration in Naval science and technology. Over the past few years, he gained hands-on experience through a series of […]
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Eight students from the University of Rhode Island’s Society of Women Engineers were recently welcomed by the team at Cranston’s Electro Standards Laboratories for an unconventional field trip.
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The Engineering for Democracy Institute supports 35 election jurisdictions in 18 states, reaching more than 26 million registered voters, according to the EDI website. Its research has informed state agencies in 22 counties across 12 states since 2022.
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