Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 36
Electric Power and Metering School Announcement
The 42nd annual Electric Power and Metering School will be held on April 3-6 in the Colvard Student Union on Mississippi State University’s main campus in Starkville. The Electric Power and Metering School provides an opportunity for the electric utility community in Mississippi to learn and discuss new opportunities in metering, testing, apparatus and relaying,…
Mississippi State chapter of Tau Beta Pi inducts record number of new members
The Mississippi State chapter of Tau Beta Pi, an honor society for engineering students, recently inducted 49 new members into its ranks. The 49 new members is a record number of inductees for the society. Open to all engineering concentrations, Tau Beta Pi invites students based on grade point average and major-specific requirements. This year’s induction ceremony…
Born in Maroon and White: Mullen celebrates more than nine decades of MSU service, fandom
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….
CEE professor Farshid Vahedifard quoted in the Wall Street Journal: California’s Levee System Under Strain After String of Storms
Mississippi State alums recognized as 2023 BCoE Distinguished Fellows, Emerging Leader
Leaders from various industries were among the Mississippi State alumni who were recognized by the Bagley College of Engineering for their accomplishments and commitment to the engineering field at the 2023 Distinguished Engineering Recognition Banquet. Nine alumni were selected as Distinguished Fellows, while one alumnus was chosen as the fourth recipient of the college’s Emerging…
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…