The Lichtenberger Engineering Library hosts several events that promote learning, creativity, collaboration, exploration, and imagination.
Current Events – events you can participate in this academic year
- Capture Your Research! is an image competition where Engineering students, faculty, and staff can submit one image that captures the essence of their research.
- The Engineering Open is a design challenge where teams build a par 3 mini golf hole. Judging is based on both technical and artistic elements.
- Engineering Thesis Summer Camp is made for current engineering and computer science graduate students (MS and PhD) in any stage of writing their thesis or dissertation.
- Lunch & Learn Workshops enrich your research skills and get a deeper understanding of library resources.
- Maker Workshops for hands-on learning and creativity.
Legacy Events – past events that have been reworked into updated versions or may return in the future
- Business Building Blocks workshops are a series of workshops for new entrepreneurs to learn some of the basic pieces needed for starting a business.
- The Creative Kick-Start is a program for engineering students (undergraduate and graduate) to submit a proposal to receive funding for prototyping/finishing their projects
- Graduate Thesis Boot Camp is a multi-day workshop which provides current engineering and computer science graduate students with the opportunity to make progress on their dissertation or master’s thesis.
- Learn & Create Workshops for hands-on learning about tools and skills.
- Research Scholars Workshops are designed to provide guidance and resources as researchers progress in their work.
- SciFi Flix are events over Zoom where College of Engineering faculty provide expert commentary through a movie (good and bad) – movies selected have some engineering/STEM topic.