Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 132
Eight faculty, staff members receive major MSU honors
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Two longtime Mississippi State researchers and administrators are receiving the university’s highest faculty recognition. Richard L. Brown and Alan I. Marcus formally were named William L. Giles Distinguished Professors during Tuesday’s [April 26] 2015-16 Faculty Awards and Recognition Program.
Mississippi State’s 3MT winner goes global
The winner of the Office of the Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition at Mississippi State has gone global. Piyush Porwal, a master’s student studying mechanical engineering, was named grand champion of the university’s most recent 3MT competition, and is now featured on the University of Queensland’s global showcase. Queensland founded and manages the…
NSBE chapter at Mississippi State earns national awards
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State’s chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers recently won three awards at the organization’s national conference in Boston, Massachusetts. The chapter was one of six to earn NSBE Chapter of the Year honors among 120 medium-sized chapters nationwide. Further, MSU student Jamel Alexander was one of two recipients of the Mike…
Two Bagley students receive national fellowships
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Two Bagley College students received full fellowships from a national consortium to pursue continued education in engineering. Both Maya Luster and Fantasi Curry received full GEM fellowships applicable to the graduate school of their choosing. The fellowship will go cover the expense of their education and place them in two internships over…
MSU Society of Scholars adds 21 spring-semester members
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Twenty-one Mississippi State seniors are new members of the university’s prestigious Society of Scholars in the Arts and Sciences. Each semester, the honor organization recognizes top students in all academic majors who have demonstrated the highest standards of scholastic excellence while pursuing a broad exposure to courses in the arts, sciences and humanities.
BCoE Student Spotlight: Jamel Alexander
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Bagley College of Engineering’s Jamel Alexander has been riding the fast track to success during his time at MSU. Originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, Alexander’s early dreams were to become a physicist. After earning a bachelor’s degree from Louisiana’s Xavier University and a master’s degree in applied physics from the University of…
Bagley faculty member, students honored by President’s Commission on the Status of Women
STARKVILLE, Miss. – The national President’s Commission on the Status of Women recognized both Bagley students and a faculty member at this year’s awards reception. Honorees were formally recognized at MSU’s 2016 President’s Commission on the Status of Women Awards Reception on April 6 in Griffis Hall. Assistant clinical professor Sarah Lee, who also serves…
Mississippi State’s lightweight Subaru BRZ Hybrid is 100 MPG worth of awesome
The Subaru BRZ is such a great driver’s car, it might make you cringe when I tell you that Mississippi State University turned one into a plug-in hybrid. What won’t make you cringe, though, are the performance figures.
Media Alert: SWE Scholarship Program
Contact: Kristen Polk, Communications Specialist Email: kpolk@bagley.msstate.edu The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is service organization that focuses on supporting women in engineering and encouraging the future women in engineering. When: Friday, April 22; from 2 – 4 p.m. Where: The Mill Conference Center at Mississippi State University Scholarship Recipients: Sarah Boles, Biological Engineering, Junior, May 2017 Sarah is from…
Bagley faculty member, students honored by President’s Commission on the Status of Women
STARKVILLE, Miss. – The national President’s Commission on the Status of Women recognized both Bagley students and a faculty member at this year’s awards reception. Honorees were formally recognized at MSU’s 2016 President’s Commission on the Status of Women Awards Reception on April 6 in Griffis Hall. Assistant clinical professor Sarah Lee, who is also…