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Three Clemson University Programs Receive INSIGHT Into Diversity Magazine’s 2023 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award

Those pictured are (from left): Gabriel Cutter, Grace Haller , Aniela Nozka, Christopher A.J. Sanders Jr., Arabella Rose Hunter, Justin Lee Cromer, Eliza MaCaulay, Nathan Goulet, Vaishnavi Kanduri (wearing red), Lucky Cho and Nitya Harikumar.

Eleven students honored by College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Lisa Jackson of PEER wins Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Excellence in Service

A middle-aged man, TransDigm President and CEO Kevin Stein, is conversing with a group of mostly female students who are recepients of the Doug Peacock Scholarships.

TransDigm representatives meet Douglas Peacock Scholars, learn about programs

WISE choice: Organization for women engineers selects Clemson University program for three national awards

‘Mama Lisa’ is a Clemson University masterpiece

Student government president-elect Malik Balogun wants every student to feel part of the Clemson Family

‘Unsung heroes’ win awards from the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences

Industry investment: Support continues growing for Clemson’s nationally recognized diversity and inclusion programming

GE Invests $5 Million in the Next Generation of Greenville Engineers

Clemson University’s PEER & WISE and COSMIC Programs Receive  INSIGHT Into Diversity Magazine’s 2021 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award

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Sue Lasser wins 2020 Thomas Green Clemson Award for Excellence for staff

(L-R) Gary Wiser, Zach Boykin and Trish Robinson at the 2019 Fraternity and Sorority Life awards reception.

Graduation spotlight: Boykin leaving behind a strong legacy

Underrepresented students from across the Upstate came to Clemson in February to learn what opportunities a STEM career can offer.

Third annual STEM Day brings middle-schoolers to campus for STEM introduction

Walter Lee was named an Outstanding Young Alumnus from the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.

Dr. Walter Lee, 29, is off to a fast start in engineering education