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For more information on how to become involved or support the BCoE diversity programs, please contatct
Ms. Angela Clinkscales-Verdell via e-mail or at 662.325.8449.

 

 

DIVERSITY AT THE BCoE

The Bagley College of Engineering’s diversity program has a mission to increase the participation of minorities and women in the field of engineering. The program has been extremely successful in the past few years placing the Bagley College of Engineering in the top 15 institutions of higher learning in terms of graduating minority engineers.

Through the diversity office located in the McCain Engineering Building, students have the opportunity to join a number of groups that promote diversity and enhance the experiences of minority and women students throughout their college career. Each of these programs strives to create an educational environment of inclusiveness and high academic excellence that will continue to succeed in graduating and preparing minority students and women for an engineering career.

STUDENT STORIES New organization reaches out to Hispanic students BCoE helps shatter exchange students' preconceptions Students provide ‘fresh’ look into college life Real-life situation shines light on importance of engineering Greek organizations provide sense of community to students Mechanical engineering major represents BCoE at historic event An eye opening experience in Washington, D.C. Students 'jump' into cultural opportunity

NSBE The National Society of Black Engineers is an organization that encourages academic excellence, professional success and community involvement in its members. The MSU chapter of NSBE strives to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers and send them into the profession as leaders in their field. Click here to learn more.	SWE The Society of Women in Engineering is a national organization that is dedicated to changing the face of engineering and helping female engineers succeed in a professional and personal capacity growing as leaders as well as engineers. The MSU student section hosts Girl Scout Badge Day and assists with WISE Women & Women in Action summer programs. Click here to learn more.	SHPE The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineering, a leading social-technical organization whose primary function is to enhance and achieve the potential of Hispanics in engineering, math and science. The MSU student chapter is encouraging the Hispanic engineering community to initiate, develop, and enhance the skills needed to further ensure the positions of Hispanics in technical degrees. Click here to learn more.
IMAGE Increasing Minority Access to Graduate Education is a program that provides a chance for early exposure and preparation for scientific study and research for interested undergraduates. Created in 1991, IMAG E strives to provide a sense of community for minority students and develop connections between upper and lower classmen minority students. Click here to learn more.	SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM July 8 – August 10 This program is a part of the Louis Stokes Mississippi Alliance for Minority Participation and is used to help incoming minority freshman students adjust to university life and classes in the following areas of study; Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology. Click here to learn more and apply online.	Special Thanks to Our Sponsors!