Media - Part 182
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Mary C. Emplaincourt, an instructor in mechanical engineering, for receiving Mississippi State’s 2008 Faculty Irvin Atly Jefcoat Excellence in Advising award. This award recognizes the dedication she has shown to academic advising and student success in her 16 years as a faculty member at MSU. As mechanical engineering’s undergraduate program coordinator, she has…
Paganini on board with the BCoE
Starkville, Miss. – Mississippi State’s Bagley College of Engineering (BCoE) introduces a new member to the dean’s advisory council this month. Marc Paganini joins the dean’s advisory council as the newest and one of only a few select non-alumnus member. “In the past, the DAC has been comprised of BCoE alumni. Mr. Paganini, while not…
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Dr. Mark Horstemeyer, a professor in mechanical engineering, for receiving MSU’s 2008 Ralph E. Powe Award. Representing the university’s highest research honor, this award is given to Horstemeyer in recognition of his work with the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS). As the CAVS chair in computation solid mechanics, he puts much of…
Announcement: New IMAGE Executive Board
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. With its newly elected executive board, this bright team of students looks forward to providing a sense of community for minority students and further developing connections between upper and…
Chemical engineering professor impresses national engineering education organization
Starkville, Miss.—The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Southeastern Section has recognized Dr. Adrienne Minerick, as an individual whose work is advancing excellence in all aspects of engineering education and engineering technology. The assistant professor of chemical and biomedical engineering and the director of the Medical Micro-Device Engineering Research Lab received the ASEE-SE New Faculty…
BCoE recognizes faculty, students as pillars of diversity
STARKVILLE, Miss- At a recent banquet, engineering groups recognized faculty and students who work to support and foster a diverse culture at Mississippi State. The Bagley College of Engineering (BCoE), Increasing Minority Access to Education (IMAGE), and the National Society for Black Engineers (NSBE) held a faculty appreciation banquet to celebrate the administration and faculty…
Students’ robot grabs building blocks of competition success
STARKVILLE, Miss- Students in the Bagley College of Engineering recently competed in a regional competition pitting their robotics skills against those of engineers from 41 other schools in the southeast. Designed by a team of seniors in the department of electrical and computer engineering, MSU’s student built robot took second place honors at the Institute…
BCoE professor named outstanding woman
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Dr. Noel Schulz, an associate professor in electrical and computer engineering, has earned the designation of being one of Mississippi State’s outstanding women. Named the Outstanding Faculty Women for 2008, Schulz was honored at the recent outstanding woman awards hosted by the President’s Commission on the Status of Women (PCSW). This award…
Students represent BCoE at honors college award ceremony
STARKVILLE, Miss — Mississippi State’s Shackouls Honor College recognized students’ achievements at their 2007-08 awards ceremony. Students from the Bagley College of Engineering (BCoE) took many top honors including a clean-sweep of the outstanding student awards presented to Bulldogs from each undergraduate classification. Outstanding student awards are based on a student’s grade point average (GPA),…
Student wins regional competition while helping company operate safely
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A Mississippi State industrial and systems engineering student won top honors in a national organization’s regional competition. J. Stan Morelock won the student technical paper competition during the Institute of Industrial Engineers’(IIE) Region 3 conference. The region is comprised of 16 universities from the southeastern United States, including fellow engineering powerhouses, Georgia…