Donations | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 4
Chevron continues support of Bagley College of Engineering programs
Chevron is continuing its support of Mississippi State University engineering programs with an investment to help fund student scholarships, laboratory spaces in Starkville and on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and more.
Alumna establishes legacy through tradition of giving
At Mississippi State University, legacies left by alumni have the ability to take many forms. Paula Jean Kardos’s legacy will annually impact a Bagley College of Engineering student. Kardos, a 2004 Mississippi State graduate, resides in Houston, Texas and works at ExxonMobil Development Co. as the Arctic and Eastern Canada Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) manager. She…
Prentice McKibben: One Lucky Dawg
Some people are destined to turn a little luck into success. Bagley College of Engineering alumnus Prentice McKibben added an industrial engineering degree – and a large dose of hard work – to his bit of luck, and became a Southern success story. He now plans to transform his success into a gift for his…
New residence hall named after prominent engineering alumnus
STARKVILLE, Miss. – The name of one of Mississippi State’s newest residence halls honors one of the university’s most distinguished engineering alumni.
Scottish engineering firm donates $2 million worth of software products
Scotland-based engineering firm, Petroleum Experts, (Petex) recently donated more than $2 million dollars worth of new software to the Swalm School of Chemical Engineering at Mississippi State University. The software will be used by students in the petroleum engineering program. The Swalm School of Chemical Engineering is part of Mississippi State’s Bagley College of Engineering….
Chevron invests in Mississippi State engineering
Chevron continued its support of Mississippi State University and the Bagley College of Engineering with a $360,000 donation that was announced at State’s football game against South Carolina. This year’s gift is part of a three-year commitment of $1,080,000 that will support several initiatives within the college, including a new teaching lab, academic and study abroad scholarships and…