Two Liberty University faculty members, Dr. Gene Sattler (Department of Biology and Chemistry) and Dr. David Snead (Department of History), have been presented the Provost Award for Excellence in Research Mentorship by Liberty’s Center for Research & Scholarship (CRS). The.
July 8, 2021 : By Ted Allen - Office of Communications & Public Engagement
From left, Dr. Thomas Eldredge, Dr. Hector Medina, and mechanical engineering students Micah Howell and Carson Farmer presented a progress report on ‘Project Energizer’ last week at Liberty’s Center for Engineering Research & Education. (Photos by Ellie Richardson)
Two Liberty University mechanical engineering professors presented research progress for their patent-pending pumped-storage hydropower (PSH) technology to representatives of the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy (DMME) and Coalfield Strategies at the school’s Center for Energy Research & Education (CERE) last week.
Drs. Hector Medina and Tom Eldredge received a $100,000 award of in-kind support from national labs as grand finalists of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Furthering Advancements to Shorten Time (FAST) Pumped-Storage Hydropower (PSH) competition in 2019.
Bus ride leads to joyful reunion for two Liberty University students
Two Liberty University students started chatting on a campus bus and realized they had met each other before 15 years previously and 7,000 miles away, in an orphanage in China. Sophomore Ally Cole says that when she started talking to Ruby Wierzbicki, they discussed their majors and home states before finding out that they had both been adopted from the same orphanage in China – just a week apart, Cole when she was six years old and Wierzbicki was four. They appeared side by side in some old photos they both had.