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Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech

Department of Chemical Engineering

Senior Profile: Life-altering injury set academic path in motion for ChE graduating student


Sarah Gilbert
2013.

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Department of Chemical Engineering

Clarissa Jakstas receives the Kimberly Ware Outstanding Achievement Award


Clarissa Jakstas
2013.

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Department of Chemical Engineering: Satyavrata Samavedi

PhD student wins Torgerson Research Award


Satyavrata Samavedi
2013.

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Department of Chemical Engineering: ChE-car

ChE AIChE Students Chem-E-Car Team at Rutgers University


ChE Car 2013 Team

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Department of Chemical Engineering

Christina Williams Named 2013 Outstanding Graduating Senior in the College of Engineering


Christina Williams

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Department of Chemical Engineering

Goldstein Wins Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence


Aaron Goldstein

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Department of Chemical Engineering: Walz

Dr. John Y. Walz has been named the new Dean of Engineering at the University of Kentucky.


John Walz

Congratulations, John, and best wishes from the Department of Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech!



Mission Statement

The mission of the Virginia Tech Department of Chemical Engineering is to educate students to become outstanding chemical engineers who possess all of the skills necessary to excel in an advanced, global society; to conduct innovative and beneficial research while training students to be the researchers of the future; and to provide service and expertise to the chemical engineering profession and society.


Chemical Engineering Program Outcomes and Objectives

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