R. L. Smith Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics Building (MEEM)
The MEEM is where you’ll find the Department of Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics. The MEEM, the second-tallest building in the Upper Peninsula, consists of 11 floors with more than 55,000 square feet of laboratory space. It also has large lecture halls on the north side of the building, the Engineering Learning Center on the second floor, and a modern, interactive, and collaborative computer lab, called the Active Learning Center (or The Fishbowl) in the center of first floor.
1400 Townsend Drive, Houghton, MI 49931
Upcoming Events
Mechanical Engineering Co-advisors: Jason Blough and Andrew Barnard Analysis of a Circular Resonant Plate for Shock Testing
Mechanical Engineering Co-advisors: Craig Friedrich and Kari Henquinet Design and Development of Personal Protective Equipment Products to Reduce the Impacts of Machete Injuries (MPPE) for...
Mechanical Engineering Co-advisors: Joshua Pearce and Craig Friedrich 3D Printing of Iron Oxide Incorporated Polydimetylsiloxane Soft Magnetic Actuator
Mechanical Engineering Co-advisors: Craig Friedrich and Kari Henquinet Increasing Access to PV Technology Through Sustainable Racking: Review of Existing Literature and Ground Mounted Fixed Tilt...
Recent Events
Master's Defense: Conor Berndt
12/4/2019PhD Defense: Ruihao Huang
12/3/2019Master's Defense: Alenna Beroza
12/3/2019PhD Defense: Jianyang Lyu
11/22/2019PhD Defense: Zhuyong Yang
11/20/2019Recent Activity
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Chris Charteris left a positive review 9/5/2018
Very good hands on experience and in depth explainations of the challenges facing internal combustion engine designers and manufacturers.