Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 142
Mazzola receives BCoE career award
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Twenty years of outstanding service has earned career recognition for one Bagley College professor. Michael S. Mazzola, a professor in the department of electrical and computer engineering, received the 2015 Career Achievement Award from the Bagley College of Engineering. This award is presented each year to a faculty member who has excelled…
Robotics team qualifies for international competition
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A group of Mississippi State University electrical and computer engineering students will take the international stage at a marine technical competition. Originally formed as a senior design team, SeaDawgs Robotics will participate in the Marine Advanced Technology Education Center’s remotely operated vehicle competition in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, June 25-27. The team…
Faculty recognized at ASEE Southeastern conference
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Four members of the Bagley College of Engineering family accepted honors and new leadership roles during a recent American Society for Engineering Education Southeastern Section Conference. Cindy Bethel and Sandra Eksioglu earned recognition for teaching and professional contributions, while John Brocato and Amy Barton accepted leadership positions within the organization. An assistant professor in…
Engineering honor society receives national award
STARKVILLE, Miss. – The Mississippi State University chapter of an electric and computer engineering honor society has garnered national recognition for its accomplishments. The Gamma Omega chapter of Eta Kappa Nu received the Outstanding Chapter Award from the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers for its excellence during 2013-2014 academic year. Presented annually, these awards…
Gude earns two teaching awards from national honor society
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A Bagley College of Engineering faculty member earned national recognition for his dedication to engineering education. Assistant professor Veera Gnaneswar Gude received both the Excellence in Teaching Award for the Southwest district and the National James M. Robbins Excellence in Teaching Award from Chi Epsilon, a civil engineering honor society. “This well-deserved…
Bagley College students earn NSF graduate fellowships
STARKVILLE, Miss. – The National Science Foundation has awarded three Bagley College graduates one of its most prestigious graduate fellowships. Janice Cunningham, Tim McGrath and Tiffany Heaster are among 2,000 of the more than 16,500 applicants chosen for the NSF’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Each will receive more than $30,000 annually for research and an…
Keith officially named dean of Bagley College
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A nationally recognized leader in engineering education, research and service will lead the Bagley College of Engineering at Mississippi State University. Jason M. Keith, who has served as interim leader and Earnest W. and Mary Ann Deavenport Jr. chair since March 2014, will assume the duties of dean June 1. Keith was…
Civil students win top awards at regional conference
STARKVILLE, Miss.– The Mississippi State University student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers earned top honors and a national invitation at a recent regional conference. Student teams from the Bagley College of Engineering earned recognition in the concrete canoe and surveying competitions at the Deep South Conference. Held in Oxford, Mississippi, the annual…
Cementing success: Sustainable concrete at MSU wins recognitions
STARKVILLE, Miss.–An engineering team affiliated with Mississippi State is receiving multiple national and international recognitions for an innovative concept. First, their idea to use more sustainable cement and recyclable by-products in developing a concrete used in the recent expansion and renovation of Davis Wade Stadium was honored by World of Concrete, one of the largest…
Joint engineering program could benefit Coast
GAUTIER, Miss. – Leaders at Mississippi State University and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College now have a timetable and other solid plans for their joint engineering degree. And business leaders are looking to see how they can parlay the degree into increased economic opportunities on the Coast.