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UMKC students hold Mr.Engineer contest
Mr.Engineer contestants at Californos in Westport
Photo by Sai Srikar Kadiyam
The 3rd annual Mr. Engineer competition organized by the School Of Computing and Engineering(SCE) as part of the annual E-week event was held at Californos in Westport.
In the competition, participants were allowed to showcase their unique talents on stage. Depending on the opinion of the judges and the audience, the winner was selected.
The winner of this week’s Mr. Engineer contest is Justin Daugherty, a senior Civil Engineering student of SCE, who performed a rap song on stage.
The event was well-attended, mostly by SCE students.
skadiyam@unews.com
Filed under: News · Tags: Civil Engineering, Sai Srikar Kadiyam, SCE, UMKC
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