SEAS In the News

Engineering & Computer Science Seniors described and demonstrated the results of their year-long projects at the annual event.

Club leadership, service, and resilience make the civil engineering senior the 2026 Outstanding Senior of the School of Engineering & Applied Science.

This future energy leader is recognized for his dedication and academic growth at Gonzaga.

Emma Iwaniec ('26) turned a personal challenge into a drive for uncovering new knowledge.

Computer engineering senior Elijah Chin is recognized for academic mastery and leadership within the Gonzaga computer engineering and computer science community.

Academic excellence, faculty-led research roles, and commitment to community make Cash an Outstanding Senior of Computer Science.

The co-president of the ASEM is named Outstanding Senior in Engineering Management as he prepares for an MBA at Gonzaga.

M.S. in Data Science student, Dillon Kamin, shares his experience in the MSDS program.

Q&A with online Master's in Transmission & Distribution alumna, Silvia Garcia

Gonzaga civil engineering faculty, students and The Lands Council install dams that protect and revitalize streams following the examples set by beavers.

Gonzaga University has named Jennifer Shepherd dean of its School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS), following a competitive national search. Shepherd brings to the role a long-standing commitment to the University and a leadership style shaped by nearly three decades of service, scholarship, and mission-centered collaboration.

Julia Heywood ('25) isn't an artist - at least, not a self-proclaimed one. Despite this, her mural design was selected by a six-member jury panel to be painted in the Bollier Center's High Bay Lab - a two-story, large-scale testing zone for Gonzaga's civil engineering students.

Dr. Nowak, a Professor of Civil Engineering, is as influential inside the classroom as he is in administrative leadership.

Between a newly published book Structural Design of Lightweight Architecture, a prestigious award shortlisting, a packed speaking schedule and his usual structural engineering courses, Dr. Joshua Schultz of Gonzaga is carving out a prominent space at the intersection of sustainable design and structural ingenuity.

An interdisciplinary team of Gonzaga student researchers developing a wearable medical device won a top prize at an international conference this March.

Avista President and CEO Heather Rosentrater ('99) reflects on her path from intern to industry leader and the collaborative, innovative approaches needed to build an affordable, reliable and clean energy future.