Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 77
Two engineering students selected for 2020 Dow Diamond Symposium
A pair of Mississippi State chemical engineering students were recently selected to attend the prestigious 2020 Dow Diamond Symposium. Jacob Anaya and Lisa Phan, both seniors in the Dave C. Swalm School of Chemical Engineering, were among just 45 students from across the country chosen to participate in the highly selective event. The symposium is…
MSU engineering students deliver mask disinfectant box to Metro Ambulance in Meridian
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics at Metro Ambulance Service have a new, fast way to disinfect their masks courtesy of a device designed and built by Mississippi State students.
Link: Miss. State receives $1.3 million in FAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems grants
The US Department of Transportation has announced a total of $3.3 million in research, education and training grants to universities that comprise the ASSURE program.
Living ‘Cowbell Well’: New MSU wellness, safety initiative to be front and center this fall
As students begin arriving at Mississippi State this week, they’ll be greeted with a modified campus lifestyle that includes maroon facemasks, physical distancing, sanitizing stations and an introduction to Cowbell Well, the university’s health and safety initiative.
Reese recognized as a Fellow of ABET
Former computer science & engineering department head Donna Reese has been named as a Fellow of ABET by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
Bagley Bound Newsletter – August 2020
Schedule A Visit • Apply Now It’s hard to believe that August is already upon us! How exciting! The application for admission for Fall 2021 has officially opened! I encourage any student to apply early. Applying early allows for you to make sure you are all set to apply when the Scholarship and Housing applications go…
MSU’s Vahedifard discusses proactive dam removal decisions in Science
A recent letter in Science magazine from a Mississippi State faculty member discusses the danger of aging, “high hazard” dams across the country and what should be done to prepare for potential dam removals or repairs in the future.
Link: EMCC, MSU tout use of sports wearable technology to combat COVID-19
Cutting edge technology used by collegiate and professional sports teams to enhance athletes’ performance has been adapted for industrial use to help reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus amongst employees, according to information provided to regional industry leaders during a Zoom virtual conference.
From Starkville to Scotland: MSU student-athlete anticipates 2021 Fulbright U.K. Summer Institute
Mississippi State’s Judy and Bobby Shackouls Honors College, James Worth Bagley College of Engineering and university Athletics will be well represented next summer in the United Kingdom where a Bulldog student-athlete will participate in the prestigious Fulbright U.K. Summer Institute program.