Graduate | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 2
Letter from the Dean: June 2023
Dear Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends of the Bagley College of Engineering: I hope your summer is off to a great start. I ended the semester accompanying a delegation visiting the University of Arkansas Rome Center in Italy and the Universite Internationale de Rabat in Morocco. The goal is to foster academic and research partnerships,…
BCoE Announces Biosystems Engineering Name Change
The Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning recently approved the name change of Mississippi State University’s Biosystems Engineering, previously known as Biological Engineering. The new Biosystems Engineering program, housed in the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, is focused on science, calculus and physics-based problem-solving in biological systems associated with agricultural and natural resource applications. This…
Letter from the Dean: May 2023
Dear Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends of the Bagley College of Engineering: Welcome to an early edition of my May 2023 newsletter – I’ll be traveling internationally next week and may have limited email access. As we end spring classes, I am pleased to share with you some of our most recent stories: Check out…
Letter from the Dean: April 2023
Dear Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends of the Bagley College of Engineering: It has been a great spring semester in the Bagley College of Engineering. When Mississippi State University was formed by the Morrill Act in 1862, I am sure that the vision of those who supported this critical policy for our nation would be…
Student Spotlight: Durant Fullington, ISE Graduate Student
Few engineers can say that a group of elementary students helped push them in the right direction for their future careers. But Durant Fullington, a Mississippi State graduate student, can say just that. Little did Fullington know that applying and receiving a fellowship with a service focus would lead him into the world of academia….
Water Warriors: MSU research lab and student organizations host outreach for local students
Students from Starkville Oktibbeha School District’s West Elementary received first-hand experience in water research thanks to Mississippi State University’s associate professor and research associate from the Watersheds and Water Quality Research Lab in the Richard A. Rula School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. John Ramirez-Avila, Sandra Ortega-Achury and students from the Society of Hispanic Professional…