Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 56
MSU student club wins big in carbon removal competition supported by SpaceX CEO’s foundation
Mississippi State is one of only 23 universities worldwide named a winner in an international carbon removal student contest supported by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s foundation.
Petroleum Experts donates $5.3 million in software licenses to MSU students
For the fourth consecutive year, Mississippi State’s petroleum engineering students will have access to industry leading computer software thanks to a donation from Scotland-based engineering firm Petroleum Experts. The Petroleum Experts (Petex) software gift includes licenses for PROSPER, GAP PVTP, MBAL, REVEAL and RESOLVE. The suite of tools is used to study fluids, subsurface, well…
Bagley Bound Newsletter – November 2021
Schedule A Visit • Apply Now How are we over halfway through the Fall semester? Feels like just yesterday we were ramping up. With the semester winding down, there are a few important dates to keep in mind. Below are updates to keep you in the know about the BCoE and what to expect: The General…
Engineering alumnus scholarship honors family, supports Rankin County students
Three students are receiving scholarship support at Mississippi State University for the 2021-2022 academic year thanks to an award created by alumni couple Elton and Pat King of Miramar Beach, Florida.
Our People: Haitham El Kadiri
As the new department head for mechanical engineering, Haitham El Kadiri is responsible for helping to create a shared vision for one of the largest academic units at Mississippi State.
MSU Alumni Association announces Alumni Delegates for 2021-22
Fifty-three Mississippi State students are 2021-22 members of the university alumni association’s liaison organization.
2021 Homecoming Court features several engineering students
Mississippi State students have chosen a special group of fellow Bulldogs, including several engineering students, to represent the university on its 2021 Homecoming Court.
MSU leads new $1.7 million research project to help disadvantaged communities confronting wildfires and related cascading hazards
An interdisciplinary team led by Mississippi State researchers is receiving a $1.7 million grant to better equip emergency planners and other stakeholders to reduce the vulnerability of disadvantaged communities to the impacts of wildfires and related cascading hazards such as mudslides, landslides and flooding.
Truax installed as ASCE 2022 president
ASCE installed Dennis D. Truax, P.E., DEE, D.WRE, F.NSPE, F.ASCE, as its 2022 president during the annual business meeting, Oct. 7, as part of the ASCE 2021 Convention.