One of our 91社区 engineering students, , has been accepted into 91社区 State University鈥檚 highly competitive . The REU program provides undergraduate students with hands-on research opportunities in their field of study, allowing them to work alongside experts and gain valuable experience for graduate school and future careers.
Nolan Worley, a member of Assistant Professor 鈥檚 research group in the Department of USF Civil and Environmental Engineering, was selected for the REU program through a competitive process that highlights his dedication and ambition. He is currently an undergraduate student in USF鈥檚 Industrial and Management Systems Engineering program, with plans to pursue graduate studies in materials science and engineering.
As an undergraduate researcher, Worley has been actively involved in studying applications for bridge infrastructure. His work includes specimen creation, installing instrumentation for structural testing, conducting standardized materials tests, and research on material sustainability.
Assistant Professor Haber, who leads the , praised Worley鈥檚 achievement, 鈥淣olan鈥檚 a great and ambitious student. I am happy he got this,鈥� he said.
The HaberLab focuses on developing and maturing structural solutions for advancing the built environment through fundamental and applied engineering research, industry partnerships, and outreach. Nolan Worley鈥檚 experiences at USF and in the HaberLab at USF shows his dedication to his engineering research. The Summer REU program will provide him with hands-on research experience, further preparing him for graduate studies and a career in engineering.
Nolan is a student of the USF Judy Genshaft Honors College and recently presented at the . He presented research from his Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) at Oregon State University, where he focused on the development of more environmentally friendly concrete.
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