Milwaukee School of Engineering

Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) and the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) are pleased to announce the undergraduate MSOE students who have completed the Flourishing in the Health Professions Pathways Series.

Nearly 100 Milwaukee School of Engineering students were nominated for leadership awards this year. Congratulations to all who were nominated and this year's winners, who were announced at MSOE's Student Awards Celebration on May 6, 2025.

Ben Paulson was chosen as Milwaukee School of Engineering's 2025 recipient of the Fred F. Loock Outstanding Student Award. This award is presented annually to the MSOE senior student, who, in the opinion of the faculty, most notably combines an excellent academic record and has at the same time demonstrated leadership and professional bearing in extracurricular or community service activities. It is the most prestigious student testimonial that MSOE bestows. Paulson will graduate on May 17, 2025 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from MSOE.

FeelGood is on a mission to end global hunger-one grilled cheese at a time. FeelGood is the youth engagement program of The Hunger Project, a global, non-profit, strategic organization committed to the sustainable end of world hunger. College campuses across the globe, including Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), have their own FeelGood chapter dedicated to raising money to end global hunger. "In the MSOE chapter, we take on a bit more than what other chapters do by keeping the Milwaukee community in mind," said Ava Montoya, a civil engineering student from Las Vegas and FeelGood president. Montoya encourages the MSOE FeelGood chapter to "think globally, act locally. This way, FeelGood at MSOE can reach as many people as possible, providing an impact on our community."

MSOE's formula hybrid team, Mozee Motorsports, took first place in the hybrid vehicle category at the 2024 Formula Hybrid + Electric competition at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. This marks the third world championship for the team with their previous wins coming in 2017 and 2022.

Forty-seven students competed and showcased their projects using the power of Rosie at the third annual Rosie Supercomputer Super Challenge.

Nearly 100 Milwaukee School of Engineering students were nominated for leadership awards this year. Congratulations to all who were nominated and this year's winners, who were announced at MSOE's Student Awards Celebration on May 8, 2023.

Anna DeBruine, of Bloomington, IL, was chosen as the 2023 recipient of the Fred F. Loock Outstanding Student Award at Milwaukee School of Engineering. This award is presented annually to the MSOE senior student, who, in the opinion of the faculty, most notably combines an excellent academic record and has at the same time demonstrated leadership and professional bearing in extracurricular or community service activities. It is the most prestigious student testimonial that MSOE bestows. DeBruine will graduate May 27 with a Bachelor of Science degree in BioMolecular Engineering.

Milwaukee School of Engineering's fifth cohort of University Innovation Fellows (UIF) recently completed training through Stanford University's Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (d.school) and has several strategies and initiatives planned to spread innovation and entrepreneurship across campus. Bansari Modi, civil engineering; James Siedschlag, mechanical engineering, Benjamin Paulson, computer science; and Asher Sprigler, computer engineering, comprise the newest cohort.

Nathan DuPont, of Oconomowoc, WI, was chosen as the 2022 recipient of the Fred F. Loock Outstanding Student Award at Milwaukee School of Engineering. This award is presented annually to the MSOE senior student, who, in the opinion of the faculty, most notably combines an excellent academic record and has at the same time demonstrated leadership and professional bearing in extracurricular or community service activities. It is the most prestigious student testimonial that MSOE bestows. DuPont will graduate May 21 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science.

Milwaukee School of Engineering students were challenged by MSOE Regent and NVIDIA Senior VP of Software Engineering Dr. Dwight Diercks '90 to use Rosie, the university's very own supercomputer, to solve an interesting problem, answer a difficult question, go beyond their course work or improve an existing process using artificial intelligence (AI).

Biomolecular engineering students work to design dual test for COVID-19 and influenza at Milwaukee School of Engineering.

Milwaukee School of Engineering students recently entered their undergraduate research projects in the American Chemical Society (ACS) Milwaukee Chapter poster competition and tied for first place.

Project-based experiential learning is at the heart of the CREATE Institute at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), and how students will develop the skillset and mindset they need to solve the complex challenges of today and tomorrow. It is a resource for industry engagement and academic excellence. The institute is focused on developing high-impact educational experiences for MSOE students and faculty that have a community impact. CREATE Student Fellows are key to these efforts. MSOE is proud to announce the newest cohort of 10 Student Fellows. They represent multiple different majors, each bringing a unique perspective and new ideas. For 2021-22 the Student Fellows are jumpstarting two projects that will make an impact on the MSOE community as well as the greater Milwaukee community.