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Spotlight on CHEE Undergrads Stephanie Gustavsson, Carlos Weiler and Kira Zeider

Nov. 29, 2017
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Engineers Without Borders: UA Students Apply Engineering Skills in Arizona and Abroad

Nov. 29, 2017
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CHEE Alumna Highlights STEM Careers at Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day

Nov. 15, 2017
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CHEE Professor Joins Other UA Faculty to Address Navajo Nation Challenges Through STEM Training

Oct. 16, 2017
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Fall 2017 CHEE Class Notes

Oct. 6, 2017
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Outstanding Senior Seeking to Change Lives

Oct. 6, 2017
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CHEE Welcomes Two New Faculty

Oct. 4, 2017
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Message from the Department Chair: October 2017 Newsletter

Sept. 26, 2017
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Chemical Engineers Create Desalination Bus for Navajo Nation

Sept. 12, 2017
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Court Cuts EPA Controls, But Paul Blowers Says HFCs Are More Potent Risk

Aug. 30, 2017
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