Michigan State University College of Engineering

Automation Alley: Janet Brelin Fornari explains the College of Engineering response to industry needs for developing practice-ready engineers and computer scientists and meeting evolving workforce demands through a new undergraduate discipline: Technology Engineering. https://spr.ly/6049trzUW

Building community and helping students work toward getting their degree is the goal for the Engineering and Science Success Academy (ESSA). Read more about the long-term impact this amazing program is having for engineering students now and in the future. https://spr.ly/6047shSMx

Associate Dean for Research John Verboncoeur spoke with MSU Today's Russ White about how the College of Engineering is having a major impact on research in the state of Michigan and beyond. https://spr.ly/6042tRS2w

Get in on one of MSU's online engineering master's programs! The deadline for Spring 2025 is 12/15 so don't miss the chance to advance your career with a top-tier education. Apply today with the link below: https://lnkd.in/gD4TtBrY

College of Engineering's Qingxu "Bill" Jin, with students Diego Aparicio and Nathan Denning, discuss the development of flexible, self-healing concrete that produces heat, which could prove to be an environmentally friendly option for roads in terms of snow and ice removal. https://spr.ly/6045tOznZ

MSU’s economic impact on Michigan totals $6.8 billion. “By sharing our knowledge and innovation with statewide partners and collaborating on novel projects, we’re supporting Michigan now and into the future,” says Interim Dean John Papapolymerou. Read more at: https://spr.ly/6042sCYti

The College of Engineering at MSU invites applications for a tenure-system faculty position in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) in the area of Power Electronics. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Dauan Hendley Jr., a 2024 electrical engineering graduate, is a battery engineer at Nissan and is excited to be contributing to a new wave of automotive innovation in Michigan. He’s among the Spartans who make Michigan’s talent pipeline strong. Read more at: https://spr.ly/6043sF2cJ

Two Spartan Engineers - Poulomi Dey, a senior in computer engineering, and Rachel Schenck, a senior in materials science and mechanical engineering - have been nominated by MSU for the nationally competitive Churchill Scholarship. Find out more at: https://spr.ly/6043svqAT

CHEMS Assistant Professor Caroline Szczepanski believes that leadership and service are key to her professional development. It’s a philosophy that earned her a national recognition, presented by Expedito Segovia, at the 2024 AIChE annual meeting. More at: https://spr.ly/6041sURkD