Showcase of Stars hands out $115,000 in scholarships
Read ArticleThe Michigan State University College of Engineering awarded $115,000 in scholarships during the 2023 Dean’s Showcase of Stars on March 21. This year’s event included 180 students and corporate guests. It was hosted in the MSUFCU Club on the fourth floor of Spartan Stadium.
Eight faculty honored for distinguished service to students
Read ArticleSpartan Engineering students in the MSU College of Engineering have again nominated their favorite faculty members for the highly prized annual Withrow Teaching Excellence Awards. The teaching distinction is for distinguished service to the university and the student body.
Congratulations: 2023 Engineering and Withrow Award winners
Read ArticleThe Michigan State University College of Engineering will recognize 17 top faculty and staff members for excellence in service and distinguished contributions during the 33rd Annual Engineering Awards. The honors are among the college’s most prestigious and will be presented on Wednesday, March 22, at 5:30 p.m. at the University Club.
MSU to offer $5,000 to $10,000 in EV scholarships
Read ArticleMSU will be joining the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s new Talent Action Team, a public-private partnership, to recruit electric vehicle and mobility talent to Michigan. A new scholarship program was announced Wednesday, March 1, in a virtual press conference with Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II.
Award-winning 5G/6G network expert joins ECE faculty
Read ArticleAn award-winning professor of electrical and computer engineering, whose advancements of large antenna arrays recently earned him an international Fellow honor, has joined the Michigan State University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE).
Dean Kempel: We can change the path of technology
Read ArticleIt was just this spring that Intel announced it was going to invest $20 billion in plants near Columbus, OH, to draw on local student talent from major universities and community colleges. But as UIEA reported then, it was just the start of wider engagement throughout the region.