University of Arkansas Department of Chemical Engineering

University of Arkansas Department of Chemical Engineering The Ralph E. Martin Department of Chemical Engineering produces outstanding engineering graduates.

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This summer, chemical engineering student Avery Bowler is an Industrial Water Process Engineering Intern at Black & Veat...
08/04/2026

This summer, chemical engineering student Avery Bowler is an Industrial Water Process Engineering Intern at Black & Veatch, where she is gaining a real-world perspective on engineering design and the complexities of large-scale industrial water treatment systems. Her work is giving her hands-on design experience with industrial water, industrial manufacturing, and chemical feed.

As a Health and Safety Intern at FutureFuel in Batesville, AR, chemical engineering student Adyson Bridges has been lear...
07/30/2026

As a Health and Safety Intern at FutureFuel in Batesville, AR, chemical engineering student Adyson Bridges has been learning about process safety and sustainability this summer! She has also had the opportunity to work on biodiesel distillation, regenerative thermal oxidizers, and wastewater treatment.

Chemical engineering student Ariana Garcia is interning at Vopak Terminals in Deer Park, Texas, as an Automation Enginee...
07/28/2026

Chemical engineering student Ariana Garcia is interning at Vopak Terminals in Deer Park, Texas, as an Automation Engineer Intern! She is working on the design, upgrade, and maintenance of complex control systems for bulk liquids and chemicals stored at the terminal.

This summer, chemical engineering student Sage Paschall is in New York City participating in the NANO-NY REU program at ...
07/23/2026

This summer, chemical engineering student Sage Paschall is in New York City participating in the NANO-NY REU program at Columbia University and the City University of New York! He is working in a biologically inspired nanotechnology lab.

Jacob Stroupe has been contributing to chemical engineering research here at the university this summer as part of the r...
07/21/2026

Jacob Stroupe has been contributing to chemical engineering research here at the university this summer as part of the research team in Assistant Professor Hyunjin Moon’s Sustainable Catalysis Laboratory (SCL). His research has been focused on PET methanolysis.

Chemical engineering student Gabriel Davis is spending his summer at the Texarkana Mill of Graphic Packaging Internation...
07/16/2026

Chemical engineering student Gabriel Davis is spending his summer at the Texarkana Mill of Graphic Packaging International as an Environmental Health and Safety Intern! He is primarily working with the water plant.

This summer, chemical engineering student Grace Jones is working as a Strategic Engineering Intern at Wolf Creek Nuclear...
07/14/2026

This summer, chemical engineering student Grace Jones is working as a Strategic Engineering Intern at Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation in Kansas! In her internship, she’s gaining hands-on experience in all things power generation.

We are looking forward to a seminar this week with Haiqing Lin, Professor at University of Buffalo, State University of ...
04/13/2026

We are looking forward to a seminar this week with Haiqing Lin, Professor at University of Buffalo, State University of New York. Dr. Lin' seminar will take place on Thursday, April 16th at 11:00 am in Bell 1108G and is open to the campus community. The seminar is titled Engineering Nanomembranes for Lithium Recovery and Carbon Capture.”

It's One Day, One UofA 2026 and the Department of Chemical Engineering is participating with the college to Safeguard St...
04/09/2026

It's One Day, One UofA 2026 and the Department of Chemical Engineering is participating with the college to Safeguard Student Success with the College of Engineering! You can read more about this initiative at:
https://onlinegiving.uark.edu/schools/UniversityofArkansas/one-day-one-u-of-a-2026/pages/Engineering/?a=1

From the Safeguard Student Success project page:

In the College of Engineering, we solve problems together, including those that arise outside the classroom.

The College of Engineering student success funds provide critical financial assistance to engineering students facing challenges that tuition and financial aid don't cover. Each academic department within the College has a dedicated fund available, so you can choose the engineering area you would like to support.

Unexpected hardships like housing instability, food insecurity, and medical emergencies can derail a dedicated student's academic journey in an instant. But barriers to success aren't always emergencies. Students also need support for conference travel, research project supplies, and professional development opportunities that are essential to their growth as engineers.

These funds address both needs: short-term emergency support to help students navigate crisis moments, and investment in the academic and professional experiences that prepare them for their careers. No engineering student should have to choose between their basic needs and their education, and no student should miss a formative opportunity because of cost alone. Support like this helps students stay enrolled when an unexpected bill might otherwise have forced them to drop out.

To ensure every student has access to this vital support, each academic department within the College of Engineering maintains a dedicated fund for its students, with resources specifically allocated to support them. This ensures that help is always available and tailored to the unique needs of students within each engineering discipline.https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7448086996419387392

Your gift can make the difference!

The College of Engineering is rallying support to help students overcome financial challenges that tuition and aid don't always cover. Every department has its own fund, so you can give to the area that means the most to you.

These funds provide emergency support when crisis moments hit and invest in the academic and professional experiences that prepare students for their careers. No student should have to choose between their basic needs and their education, and no student should miss a formative opportunity because of cost alone.

Give now:https://www.givecampus.com/schools/UniversityofArkansas/one-day-one-u-of-a-2026/pages/Engineering

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