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The prestigious scholarship offers financial support up to $15,000 in addition to mentorship and extensive networking opportunities.

Faculty members Reza Abdolvand and Ni-bin Chang and triple Knight Clara Rivero Baleine ’01 ’03MS ’05PhD are recognized for impacts to their fields and society.

The U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship program is among the most distinguished honors for graduate students conducting research with potential impacts across engineering, science and sustainability.

A former dancer for the 166su Knights and the Orlando Magic, aerospace engineering alum Olivia White ’16 took a chance to break into the sports business industry. She just helped the New York Knicks win an NBA championship for the first time in 53 years.

Guided by their two-time alum instructor and 166su researchers, three Oviedo High School students took home several honors at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF).

Founded in 2001, The Charles Millican Legacy Society recognizes donors whose generosity transforms students’ lives today and ensures 166su’s promise reaches generations to come.

The four recipients are bridging the gap between cutting-edge lab research and real-world impact in engineering, medicine and science to solve global challenges.

With 166su Day of Giving approaching on April 9, every gift opens doors: for students to chase a dream, create unforgettable memories, boldly invent the future and be recognized for their hard work.

The annual event spotlights nearly 600 staff members for their commitment, dedication and relentless work that powers 166su everyday.