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Trine Inducts 43 Into Order Of The Engineer
By: Contributed - Wednesday, May 1, 2024

Class of 2024 Order of Engineers, Trine University

Original Trine Article dated May 1, 2024.

ANGOLA - Forty-three students in Trine University’s Allen School of Engineering and Computing were inducted into the Order of the Engineer for the spring semester.

The following seniors were honored:

Ricardo Alvarez, a chemical engineering major from Southlake, Texas

Amy Apgar, a biomedical engineering major from Wickliffe, Ohio

David Baden, a chemical engineering major from Hamler, Ohio

Keely Brooks, a chemical engineering major from Van Buren, Ohio

Conner Campbell, a chemical engineering major from Angola, Indiana

Gavin Campbell, a chemical engineering major from Leesburg, Ohio

Sean Carpenter, a mechanical engineering major from Fort Wayne, Indiana

Alexandra Davidson, a chemical engineering major from Glenside, Pennsylvania

Megan Davis, a biomedical engineering major from Genoa, Ohio

Abigail DeCamp, a computer engineering major from North Vernon, Indiana

Mitchell Dickman, a mechanical engineering major from Clyde, Ohio

Eden Diller, a chemical engineering major from Fort Wayne, Indiana

Nicholas DiPaolo, a biomedical engineering major from Flemington, New Jersey
Evan Dunning, a chemical engineering major from Jasper, Indiana

Grant Evans, an electrical engineering major from Fort Wayne, Indiana

Luke Fackler, an electrical engineering major from Kenton, Ohio

Austin Farley, a civil engineering major from Centerville, Indiana

Baylee Girdham, a civil engineering major from Reading, Michigan

Chloe Goff, a biomedical engineering major from Hillsdale, Michigan

Josiah Guerra, a mechanical engineering major from Warsaw, Indiana

Gavin Hettler, a mechanical engineering major from Coatesville, Indiana

Nicolette Hibler, a biomedical engineering major from West Lafayette, Indiana

Tyler Hunt, a civil engineering major from Adrian, Michigan

GraceeMae Keasler, a mechanical engineering major from Defiance, Ohio

Alexa Kessler, a civil engineering major from Metamora, Ohio

Emily Lane, a biomedical engineering major from Auburn, Indiana

Jacob Long, a biomedical engineering major from Edon, Ohio

Camden Nagel, a civil engineering major from Noblesville, Indiana

Margaret Nanfria, a biomedical engineering major from Leesburg, Florida

Katherine Naveken, a biomedical engineering major from Toledo, Ohio

Eli Pfotenhauer, a mechanical engineering major from Liberty Hill, Texas

Alexander Ponx, a civil engineering major from Oswego, Illinois

Gibson Raimer, a mechanical engineering major from Lowell, Michigan

Adriana Rivera, a biomedical engineering major from Palm Coast, Florida

Dane Robertson, a mechanical engineering major from Louisville, Kentucky

Daniel Siebeneck, a mechanical engineering major from Continental, Ohio

Caterina Staton, a chemical engineering major from Mongo, Indiana

Jonathan Stockwell, a mechanical engineering major from Dowagiac, Michigan

Aiden Theobald, a biomedical engineering major from Angola, Indiana

Halle Tisovic, a chemical engineering major from Bryan, Ohio

Nathaniel Unsicker, a mechanical engineering major from Woodridge, Illinois

Grant Whitham, a mechanical engineering major from La Fontaine, Indiana

Bailey Zurface, a mechanical engineering major from Spencer, Indiana

A ring ceremony on April 24 in Fabiani Theatre celebrated the public induction of candidates into the Order of the Engineer, a fellowship of engineers who are trained in science and technology and dedicated to the practice, teaching or administration of their profession.

During the ceremony, engineering students are invited to accept the Obligation of the Engineer and a stainless steel ring is placed on the smallest finger of the working hand. The obligation is a formal statement of an engineer’s responsibilities to the public and to the profession.

Both the order and the obligation serve to stimulate public recognition by engineers of two basic principles: that the primary purpose of the engineering profession is the protection of the public health, safety and welfare; and that all members of the engineering profession share a common bond.

Trine University conducted its first ring ceremony in November 1978.

Link to original Trine University Article: HERE



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