Widener is known and valued for its powerful inside track, and Widener鈥檚 professors are at its heart. Get to know seven professors from across the university and the alumni they mentored who exemplify the life-changing impact of the inside track.
Widener students have a history of being politically engaged citizens and having exceptional voter turnout.
Engineering majors Sean Crook and Nick Lambert are the latest recipients of the Department of Defense鈥檚 SMART scholarship, which puts them on track to join the department鈥檚 civilian workforce after graduation where they鈥檒l advance the science and engineering technology behind some of the country鈥檚 service branches.
The Summer Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities program, or SURCA, saw a record number of participants this year from across academic disciplines. Included in this group were several students taking part for the first time.
Widener engineering鈥檚 annual summer camp provides local students with hands-on experience and an introduction into a potential career.
A $1.9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, one of the largest ever awarded to Widener, is advancing Associate Professor Anita Singh鈥檚 research to treat birth-related injuries among newborns and fueling student research experiences.
Widener takes hands-on learning and leadership development very seriously. Just ask senior civil engineering student Willie Mathis III, who spent a day as the university president.
A senior research project led by members of Widener's first robotics engineering class partnered with the U.S. Navy to develop an autonomous underwater vehicle.
As Widener prepares to celebrate student-led scholarship during the annual Student Projects Day, read how a group of civil engineering students is working to address a major metropolitan concern while gaining industry insights and hands-on experiences.