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Bagley Ambassadors
The Bagley College of Engineering Ambassadors is a group of engineering students who serve the college as undergraduate recruiters to perspective engineering students. They assist with Engineering Campus Visits, Fall & Spring Preview Day, Academic Insight, and communicate with incoming prospective students.
Advisor: Joy Smith
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Major: Chemical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Hoover, AL
Major: Civil Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Memphis, TN
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Collierville, TN
Involvement: SI, Research with Athlete Engineering, RUF
Why State?
I love how MSU is a big school that doesn’t feel big! Everyone has a community of people that suits them and their interests. It is really special being a part of the Bagley family here at MSU!
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Trussville, AL
Involvement: Undergraduate Research & RUF
Why State?
As an MSU engineering student, I feel like I am part of a family that is seeking to help me achieve my goals and secure the best opportunities. Many universities pride themselves on being a family, but the people and atmosphere at State are truly special and cannot be found or matched elsewhere. I love the MSU community and, specifically, the MSU engineering community!
Major: Electrical Engineering
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Jackson, MO
Involvement: High Voltage Research, EcoCAR, Society of Women Engineers, Women in Electrical and Computer Engineering, US Soccer Referee
Why State?
Definitely all the research opportunities that are available no matter if you are a freshman or a senior.
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Hernando, MS
Involvement: Intramural Frisbee, Supplementary Instruction Leader, Professional Sports Watcher
Why State?
The professors are always willing to help especially on senior design projects
Major: Civil Engineering (concent. Environmental)
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Bartlett, TN
Involvement: Engineers Without Borders, Delight Ministries, MSU Women’s Choir, Co-Op
Why State?
My favorite thing about MSU is how there is a place for everyone! No matter who you are or what your background is, there is always an organization or group on campus that you can be apart of.
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Mount Juliet, TN
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: New Orleans, LA
Involvement: Undergraduate Research, Delta Gamma
Major: Computer Science
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Georgetown, TX
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Madison, MS
Involvement: Co-Op Program, Shackouls Honors College, Softball Intramurals
Why State?
Feeling safe and at home here on campus
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Freshman
Hometown: Franklin, TN
Major: Computer Science
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Petal, MS
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Belzoni, MS
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Columbia, TN
Involvement: Freshman Year Navigator, 2022 Orientation Leader #17, Girls Engineering Change (Vice President), Theatre MSU, Society of Women Engineers, Campus Job with Bagley College of Engineering
Why State?
The people. I did not know anyone when I came to MSU, but the family that I have found in my classmates, dorm neighbors, fellow club members, coworkers, and teammates never fails to amaze me. The bulldog family is REAL and I’m so thankful to be a part of it.
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Ocean Springs, MS
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Byram, MS
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Lake Orion, MI
Involvement: Baptist Student Union, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Starkville Community Church, Tutoring at JL King Center
Why State?
I love how MSU truly feels like one big family. Your professors (especially in engineering) truly want to see you succeed, and while that doesn’t mean classes are always easy, your professors want to help you learn and will push you to do your best. Getting involved on campus is also a great way to feel connected to your fellow classmates and live out your college years together and making your closest friends. I love that while it is an academic environment, there is so much more to MSU and the amazing experience it has to offer students.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Atoka, TN
Involvement: Dresses of Hope, Girls Engineering Change
Why State?
How the programs give you real world experience to prepare you for your career.
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Stringer, MS
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Memphis, TN
Involvement: Theta Tau
Why State?
My favorite part is the community it builds. I never thought I would meet so many like minded individuals that go through the same struggles and rewards of engineering. I have made so many life long friends through MSU!
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Brandon, MS
Involvement: Student Association Senate, Ducks Unlimited, RUF, Engineers Without Borders, Institute for Industrial and Systems Engineers
Why State?
I love the diverse student body we have. Everyday I go to class, I am pushed to be the best version of myself and become a more well rounded engineer.
Major: Software Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Clinton, MS
Involvement: Student Association, Phi Delta Theta, Chess Club
Why State?
Professors do the most to make sure I understand what they are teaching and are very personable.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Cumming, GA
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Clara, MS
Involvement: American Society of Mechanical Engineers & Lightbearers
Why State?
The people! I love to meet intelligent and unique fellow students.
Major: Electrical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Upper Marlboro, MD
Major: Biological Engineering
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Athens, AL
Involvement: University Christian Student Center & Intramural Softball
Why State?
I love how helpful and friendly everyone is!
Major: Computer Science
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Collierville, TN
Major: Computer Science
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Flowood, MS
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Ocean Springs, MS
Major: Computer Science
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Long Beach, MS
Why State?
The hands on experiences that MSU offers with the arrangement of courses. It really prepares you more for the work force than textbook readings and PowerPoint lectures.
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Southaven, MS
Major: Civil Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Santa Rosa Beach, FL
Involvement: Track and Field, New Maroon Camp, ASCE, Volunteering at Church, M Club Community Service, Chi Omega
Why State?
I love the beautiful walkable campus!
Major: Chemical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Highland, IL
Involvement: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Co-Op at Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
Why State?
I love supporting our baseball team! And engineering at MSU is great because you get to meet really awesome people and the professor help you as much as they possibly can!
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Sophomore
Hometown: Harrison, AR
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Fairhope, AL
Involvement: Delta Gamma, Biomedical Engineering Association, Society of Women Engineers, Engineers Without Borders
Why State?
Every student and professor is so willing to help out if you ever need any kind of help- inside and outside the classroom!
Major: Chemical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Fairhope, AL
Involvement: Brickfire Director of Campus and Community Outreach, Chi Omega, Engineering Student Council
Why State?
BCoE really is a family. The professors make you do group work, but this ultimately brings you to become very close with your class. The professors also want to know your name and know you as a person. They want you to succeed and make it known that they will do everything in their power to help you when you ask.
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Greenville, SC
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Savannah, TN
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Ripley, MS
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Kosciusko, MS
Involvement: Pinelake College, Biomedical Engineering Association, Cheer
Why State?
The family-like community!
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Ocean Springs, MS
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Bay St. Louis, MS
Involvement: Film for MSU football, International Experience Ambassador for BCOE, Intramurals- Soccer, Kickball, Volleyball
Why State?
The people!
Major: Electrical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Philadelphia, MS
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Meridian, MS
Why State?
The Union!
Major: Industrial Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Huntsville, AL
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Memphis, TN
Involvement: Alpha Delta Pi, Tau Beta Pi, Biomedical Engineering Association, Society of Women Engineers
Why State?
The amount of opportunities and connections that I’ve been able to make within the college and my department!
Major: Civil Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Memphis, TN
Major: Computer Science
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Madison, MS
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Junior
Hometown: Pascagoula, MS
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Freshman
Hometown: Madison, MS
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Hoover, AL
Major: Software Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Vinemont, AL
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Jackson, MS
Involvement: Longest Student Health Center Student Worker, Undergraduate Research under Dr. Lauren Priddy (ABE professor), Tau Beta Pi, Biomedical Engineering Association, BCoE Tutoring
Why State?
The Biomedical Engineering professors, especially Dr. Priddy, for teaching me lifelong skills and keeping me involved in giving back to the college. Also, the cowbells ringing in the stadium at football games
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Louisville, MS
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Classification: Senior
Hometown: Starkville, MS