Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 97
Our People: Litany Lineberry
As an African American woman and a person with disabilities, Mississippi State student Litany Lineberry is proud to be a triple minority in the male-dominated field of computer science.
Another year, another national award for AIChe student chapter
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChe) student chapter at Mississippi State University recently received the Outstanding Student Chapter award from the national organization. It marked the 17th time in the last 18 years, and 27th time overall, that the student organization in the Dave C. Swalm School of Chemical Engineering has been recognized as…
Three mechanical engineering professors recognized
Three mechanical engineering faculty members at Mississippi State University were recently honored with endowed positions from the Bagley College of Engineering. Associate professor Heejin Cho received the Tennessee Valley Authority Professorship in Energy Systems and the Environment, while associate professor Tonya Stone was awarded the newly-created Dr. Oswald Rendon-Herrero Diversity Professorship. Additionally, associate professor Yucheng…
Link: Barrier islands protect coasts from storms, but are vulnerable too
Anna Linhoss, an assistant professor of agricultural and biological engineering in Mississippi State’s Bagley College of Engineering, discusses why barrier islands are important in The Conversation.
Six Bagley students earn Toyota-Haley Barbour Scholarships
Through the generosity of Toyota Manufacturing Mississippi and former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, Mississippi State University is recognizing six new freshmen with prestigious Toyota-Haley Barbour Scholarships for the fifth consecutive year.
MSU Provost Scholarships support academic, research, study abroad endeavors of 14 new students
Fourteen incoming first-year students, including seven Bagley College of Engineering students, are being honored with Mississippi State University’s prestigious Provost Scholarships.
Thirty-four hours across America
Getting from Starkville, Mississippi to San Diego, California isn’t all that difficult. Even with a layover in Atlanta, two flights will get you there in a single morning; however, when part of your “luggage” is a 200-pound concrete canoe, figuring out your travel plans becomes a little more complicated. For the Mississippi State University Concrete…
Mississippi State University alumna receives award from the Department of the Army
Mississippi State chemical engineering alumna Beth Fleming was recently honored with the Distinguished Executive Award as part of the 2017 Presidential Rank Awards in a ceremony held at the Pentagon. In receiving the Distinguished Executive Award, Fleming, the deputy director of the U.S. Army Engineering Research and Development Center (ERDC), received the Department of the…
Taylor Group gift benefits MSU’s Bagley College of Engineering
A significant gift from The Taylor Group of Companies, based in Louisville, will assist with training the next generation of mechanical engineers at Mississippi State University.
Link: Mississippi State University digs into sediment research
Some people head to the beach to enjoy the wind in their hair and the sand between their toes. But for the people of the Coastal Research & Extension Center at Mississippi State University, it’s all business. Very, very sandy business.