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🏈 It's tailgate season!!!

Don't forget to join ECpE at the joint tailgate with some fellow engineers before the Cy-Hawk football game Saturday morning. Tailgate begins at 9 a.m. in Tent #11 located in Harvester Plaza south of Scheman Building (look for the red and yellow striped tents!).

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🏆 We are pleased to announce ECpE assistant professor Shana Moothedath was recently awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award. Her research develops multi-task learning algorithms that leverage problem structures to enable efficient, privacy-preserving learning in dynamic systems while addressing data heterogeneity, communication efficiency, scalability, and safety constraints. Congratulations, Shana! 👏

Shana Moothedath receives NSF CAREER Award to develop efficient, safe multi-task learning algorithms - Engineering News Shana Moothedath’s research develops multi-task learning algorithms that leverage problem structures to enable efficient, privacy-preserving learning in dynamic systems while addressing data heterogeneity, communication efficiency, scalability, and safety constraints.

🎓 Congratulations to our electrical engineering Spring 2025 graduates!

We are pleased one of our very own, Thomas Bluth, electrical engineering alum, was Saturday's commencement speaker.

"Look for opportunities to build bridges. For your co-workers. For your customers. Build bridges in the community... companies want to hire and will reward talented bridge builders."

Bluth is is a retired global business executive with extensive P&L leadership experience that includes serving as a Caterpillar Senior Vice President and Corporate Officer for 13 years. Tom’s scope of experience includes managing Caterpillar businesses (Earthmoving & Mining) ranging from $5B to $20B in revenue, overseeing manufacturing across Europe and Asia, and serving as Caterpillar’s corporate Chief Technology Officer.

Bluth currently serves as a board member and advisor for various companies, teaches as an adjunct professor at Northwestern University, and stays actively involved with Iowa State, serving on the ISU Research Foundation Board.

Your generosity helps support our educators, researchers and students continue to work together to find ways to improve the world we live in.

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🛸 Looking for ways to help our computer engineer students career aspirations take flight?

Electrical and Computer Engineering Scholarship Fund - https://forevertrueday.com/giving-day/94048/donate?des=666340&dept=94052

giving supports our students as they pursue their dreams. Their passions become world solutions.

Mark your calendars! Tomorrow at noon the 24-hours of giving challenge begins. The future of engineering starts now. Let's get ready to build!

Cyclone Engineers build bridges, solve problems, and help each other grow. Your gifts make a difference, on campus and beyond. Visit ForeverTrueDay.com to make a contribution.

For Nabila Masud, a PhD student in electrical engineering, Iowa State University has been a place of learning, collaboration, and innovation.

“The support from Dr. Anwesha Sarkar and my peers has been invaluable. From day one, I knew I was in the right place.”

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The mindset Zane Lenz, computer engineering student, plans to take into his career? "Stay hungry for new skills and connections."

We can't wait to see what you do! 💪

https://news.engineering.iastate.edu/2025/03/06/stay-hungry-for-new-skills-zane-lenz-gelato-startup-co-founder/

'Stay hungry for new skills': Zane Lenz, gelato startup co-founder - Engineering News As part of a series exploring entrepreneurship and innovation at Iowa State, Zane Lenz, a senior in computer engineering, shares his experiences.

April is just around the corner and you know what that means... signs of spring are arriving and is almost here! Visit forevertrueday.com for more information.

You made memories here to last a lifetime. Now, join the Iowa State community during , starting at noon on April 2, for a celebration of Cyclone Power. Visit forevertrueday.com for more information.

Get excited! is just around the corner 🌪️

Mark your calendars! starts at noon on April 2. Show your support for the College of Engineering with a gift of any size at forevertrueday.com.