2024 Journey Into Engineering at UAA
Please complete this form to RSVP to Journey Into Engineering at UAA. This event is intended for high school students and their families, and UAA alumni. 

The following departments and activities will be presented:

Tuesday, February 20, 6-8 pm

  • Civil Engineering – Dr. Tom Ravens and Dr. Polly Murray will demonstrate different research lab methods, including using a flume to simulate the flowing water of a river and using a shake table to simulate an earthquake. 

  • Mechanical Engineering – Dr. Raghu Srinivasan, one of Alaska’s leading experts on corrosion chemistry, will demonstrate the equipment in the Materials Testing Lab, namely the charpy impact tester.

  • Project Management – LuAnn Piccard, a former longtime executive at Hewlett-Packard, will demonstrate project management thinking through a construction game.

  • Admissions and Advising – Admissions and advising counselors will present important need-to-know information about tuition, scholarships, educational pathways, and more.

Thursday, February 22, 6-8 pm

  • Computer Science & Engineering – Dr. Sebastian Neumayer, an expert on cryptocurrencies and disaster preparedness for networks, will demonstrate field-programmable gate array implementation of a morse decoder and pong game.

  • Electrical Engineering – Dr. Jens Munk, an expert on electromagnetic modeling, will demonstrate the research equipment in the Electrical Engineering Lab, along with a hand-built sound system. 

  • Geomatics – Dr. Caixia Wang, a remote sensing expert and drone pilot, will demonstrate the technology used in mapping physical space, including a drone.

  • Machine Shop – Corbin Rowe, the machinist for the College of Engineering, will lead a tour through the machine shop, showing off fabrication equipment and ongoing projects.

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