Adam Arbizo, appointed Laboratory Coordinator at the SX Mine, aims to enhance the mine's appeal by implementing various improvements and facilitating educational tours, showcasing modern mining technology to students of all ages and disciplines.

Chett Boxley, CEO of GlycoSurf, transitioned from a chemistry background into the mining industry, leveraging his expertise to lead a specialty chemicals company focused on surfactant research for environmental remediation, catalyzed by collaboration with University of Arizona researchers like Raina Maier and Jeanne Pemberton.

The University of Arizona School of Mining & Mineral Resources is spearheading the integration of drones, autonomous vehicles, and digital twins to revolutionize mining efficiency, safety, and sustainability globally, led by experts like Dean Riley, Nathalie Risso, and Angelina Anani.

University of Arizona engineering students engage in interdisciplinary capstone projects, solving real-world mining challenges like storing electrical energy using mining shafts and optimizing geological exploration in Uganda. Through collaboration and problem-solving, students gain valuable skills and insights into engineering careers, emphasizing sustainability and innovation for the future of the industry.

The University of Arizona ranks 95th globally in the Center for World University Rankings, placing it among the top 0.5% worldwide. With emphasis on faculty quality and research performance, UArizona continues to excel in academic and research achievements, reflecting its commitment to addressing global challenges.

University of Arizona's graduate programs, including Eller College of Management's management information systems program, rank among the nation's best in U.S. News & World Report's latest Best Graduate Schools rankings. These rankings highlight UArizona's excellence across various disciplines, from geosciences to rehabilitation counseling, reinforcing its commitment to academic excellence.

Join us at the Women in Mining national conference at the Tucson Convention Center through April 15. The conference features speakers and panelists from the mining industry, round-table discussions on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the industry, networking, professional development, and more.