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The Padnos College of Engineering restructured its academic programs to provide students with a flexible approach to their education.
Restructuring the academic programs in the Padnos College of Engineering will provide students with a flexible, individualized approach to engineering education.
Dean Adebayo "Bayo" Ogundipe announced the changes along with the faculty who will serve as new unit heads:
Ogundipe said the new structure will allow faculty to design innovative programs to showcase a modern engineering education.
"The new units will be better equipped to respond to industry trends and changes and, over time, develop new badges, courses and programs," he said.
Reffeor said she looks forward to working with the college's faculty and staff in a new capacity.
"I look forward to working with a talented team of educators to help them realize their goals for our students and themselves," she said. "I see new opportunities for collaborations between faculty and improved course selections and pathways for students."
This article was last edited on May 28, 2025 at 12:12 p.m.
Laura Aikens, vice president for Institutional Advancement, shares what comes next and what these commitments mean for GVSU's future.
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March 17, 2026 (Volume 49, Number 13)
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