Michigan's ChE Undergraduate Program
Program Mission
To provide a solid and current technical foundation that prepares students for a career in chemical engineering or related fields.
Program Goals
To educate and support diverse students and prepare them to be leaders in chemical engineering or related fields.
Educational Objectives
To provide students with a solid foundation in chemical engineering, while preparing them for a broad range of career opportunities. The program’s primary emphasis is on chemical engineering fundamentals, while allowing students to personalize their curriculum to prepare them for traditional chemical engineering careers and diverse careers in areas such as medicine, law, the environment, and biotechnology. To provide opportunities for teamwork, open ended problem solving and critical thinking.
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Student Highlights
Michigan ChE Car Team Triumphs at AIChE Regional Conference!
The newly rebuilt Chemical Engineering Car team excelled at the AIChE North Central Regional Competition hosted by the University of Akron, earning 1st place in car performance, 2nd place in the poster competition, and selected for the Students’ Choice Award. This event originated as a class competition in Professor Scott Fogler’s reactor design class, and since 1999 has been a fixture of student regional AIChE conferences.
>>Read more about the this year's competition.
ChE Juniors Finish 2nd at L'Oreal
Ingenious Competition
Kristin Lo, Katie Rozwadowski, and Laura Hirshfield
A team of ChE juniors, Laura Hirshfield, Kristin Lo, and Katie Rozwadowski finished 2nd out of 12 teams in the L'Oreal Ingenious Competition. The ChE team competed against 10 other teams in a problem that involved analyzing plant data and interviewing plant personnel to develop methods of minimizing L'Oreal's Franklin plant water usage. They had 24 hours to analyze the data, define the problems, determine areas of potential improvements, develop unique solutions and create a presentation to give the results. Congratulations to "Team Kalakrium" for representing the department so well on a national stage!
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