Jessica Downey

2 days ago | udel.edu | Artika Casini |Jack Truschel |Jessica Downey |Jamie Washington

UD’s prowess in biomechanics, the study of using engineering principles to analyze human movements, has led to lifelong success for its alumni. Baseball season spurs biomechanics memories Jim Richards was frustrated. For weeks, he had been attempting to render data of a cerebral palsy patient into a 3D model with no luck. Finally, he turned to University of Delaware graduate student Scott Coleman.

3 days ago | udel.edu | Jamie Washington |Jack Truschel |Jessica Downey

The University of Delaware’s Faculty Senate expanded educational access and opportunity through the approval of new academic degrees, certificates and pathways at its meeting on April 7. In total, the Senate approved 149 updates to undergraduate programs and 64 updates to graduate programs through the Consent Agenda and Regular Agenda.

5 days ago | udel.edu | Jessica Downey |Artika Casini

The first Blue Hen Bake Off invited chefs from around campus to create 200 servings of delicious desserts in a competition inspired by the reality TV cooking show “Chopped.” UD chefs and their student assistants bake and battle it out for a chance to taste sweet victory University of Delaware students were in for a sweet surprise at Caesar Rodney Dining Hall last month.

Jul 26, 2024 | udel.edu | Jess Gardner |Adam Shutz |Jessica Downey

The students’ ambitions were fostered by support at all levels, including the very top, as Thompson was instrumental for the chapter’s post-COVID growth. It started with Armstrong getting a spot on Thompson’s calendar. The two were instantly able to bond over being NSBE members, and Thompson wanted to help the organization. Starting in 2022, the NSBE leadership has had monthly meetings with Thompson where they would discuss fundraising, strategy and problem-solving.

Jul 24, 2024 | udel.edu | Adam Shutz |Jessica Downey |Christopher A. Vito

Christine Fischer, adjunct instructor of creativity and design thinking for the Horn Entrepreneurship program at UD, guided the participants through a human-centered design simulation to uncover unmet needs, identify a “wicked problem,” design a prototype and share the solution. Ryan Crawford, instructor of project management with UD Professional and Continuing Studies, provided an in-depth session on the roles, requirements and steps needed for successful project management.