Mizzou Engineering

Congratulations to everyone who made the spring 2026 Dean’s List! 🖤💛 🎉 Your efforts paid off!

More than 580 Engineering undergrads leveraged their dedication, perseverance and academic ambition to achieve a 3.0-3.49 GPA and earn their Dean's List honors.

Their hard work ensures our proud legacy of academic excellence, and we're proud of them and everything they accomplished.

Meet all the Dean's List scholars at the link in our bio. !

Congratulations to everyone who made the spring 2026 High Dean's List! 🖤💛 🎉 We're proud of you!

More than 1,100 Engineering undergrads leveraged their dedication, perseverance and academic ambition to achieve a 3.5-4.0 GPA and earn their High Dean's List honors.

These students are meeting the challenges of the classroom, lab and workplace, preparing to become the innovators, problem-solvers and leaders of tomorrow.

Meet all the High Dean's List scholars at the link in our bio. !

Information technology students Quincy Crawford, Andy Cross, Sam Herrmann and Tyler Laplant built a browser-based WebXR environment that brings together virtual reality and desktop users in a shared virtual environment.

Players can join through a web browser, move through multiple environments, see synchronized avatars, use proximity-based voice chat, customize their avatars and interact with shared activities like darts and karaoke.

Learn more about the students’ capstone solution: https://brnw.ch/21x2WB0

Civil engineering students Nick La Chance, Korey Long, Macie McPheeters, Clare Tyson and Emily Van Dover planned how to renovate a medical science building so it could support modern research, while emphasizing safety, cost and timeline.

The team learned how tightly estimating, scheduling, safety and logistics are linked and how a change in one area can ripple through the others.

The project reinforced practical skills in quantity takeoff, cost modeling and schedule development and emphasized higher‑level planning like phasing, risk mitigation and coordination in an occupied facility.

Learn more about the students’ capstone solution:
http://brnw.ch/21x2WlT

Chemical engineering students Sarah Fox, Chloe Langendorf, TJ Slazyk and Haylii Sondrol took on the task of producing renewable natural gas through anaerobic digestion.

They were ultimately able to produce RNG within the specified standards to be accepted into a local natural gas grid and carbon dioxide to be sold at the industrial grade price.

Despite their efforts, the process did not provide a sufficient financial incentive for implementation and was not recommended because of the limited revenue.

Get a head start on your engineering education! Mizzou Engineering offers a variety of experiences for third graders through high school students who are interested in exploring the field and want to experience life as a Mizzou Engineer.

Congratulations to the Mizzou Chapter of Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE), which has been recognized with the 2025-2026 UPE Outstanding Chapter Award by the UPE Executive Council.

The award recognizes the chapter's exemplary contributions to UPE's mission, including outstanding programs and events, active involvement in research and service projects related to the computing and information sciences, and leadership in campus and community engagement.

The chapter was one of only eight chapters nationwide invited to present its Chapter Activities Report at the 2026 UPE Annual Convention.

Please join us in celebrating Mizzou UPE’s achievement!

Congratulations to Mizzou Racing on finishing 13th out of 114 teams at the recent Formula SAE competition in Michigan! 🐯🏎️🎉

What happens when computer science and veterinary medicine come together?

At the recent Claude Builder Club Hackathon, Mizzou Engineering graduate students Ajay Kumar and Arwa Mashaqbeh collaborated with equine faculty member Dr. Kevin Keegan on AI-focused tools designed to support veterinary learning and equine lameness evaluation workflows. The interdisciplinary project earned first place at the student-led competition.

It’s a great example of how collaboration across disciplines can spark new ideas with real-world potential.