During it’s annual Faculty and Staff Awards Ceremony, numerous members of the College of Engineering received appreciation for their contributions as leaders, teacher, researchers and supporters of the college and its students. Read More >>
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Engineers are trained to be problem solvers and creators who use their skills to identify problems, work within constraints and find efficient ways to address them. These are precisely the skills that position engineers to be socially responsible public servants.
This semester a group of students participating in the Seidel Engineering Leadership Institute are embarking on campus community garden project under the direction of Emeritus Professor Kenny Stevens, who has spent his career serving the public interest and engaging students in the same calling. The garden, a 4,500 square-foot plot near south campus housing will address food-insecurity, provide a place for community engagement and an opportunity for people to learn about gardening.
An essential component of the Seidel Engineering Leadership Institute is to promote recognition of the importance of public service in engineering. Students in this two-year program participate in various activities to gain leadership and interpersonal skills. They, along with all of our graduating engineers will take the Oath of the Engineer, and pledge to the following: “…to place service before profit, the honor and standing of the profession before personal advantage, and the public welfare above all other consideration.”
Sincerely,
Lakshmi N. Reddi
Dean, College of Engineering
NM Produced Water Research Consortium at NMSU develops research plan for reuse of produced water
New Mexico State University, in collaboration with the New Mexico Environment Department, is home to the New Mexico Produced Water Research Consortium. Established in 2019 to support NMED’s implementation of the Produced Water Act, the consortium is a trans-disciplinary public-private partnership composed of academia, state and federal agencies, national laboratories, non-governmental organizations and the private sector. Read More >>
NBCU Academy collaboration will support journalism, engineering at NMSU
New Mexico State University is one of 13 new academic partners to receive grants from the NBCUniversal News Group. The collaboration will involve internships, training and development programs focused on diversity, equity and inclusion. Read More >>
NMSU research collaboration with Los Alamos National Lab earns team spot at international conference
For more than four years, a team from New Mexico State University’s Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering has collaborated on high-performance computing research with researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory. A product of this partnership includes a peer-reviewed technical paper that was accepted and presented at Supercomputing 2021, which took place in St. Louis, Missouri, in November 2021. Read More >>
Engineering e3 Initiative aimed at developing career-ready self-directed learners
The College of Engineering at New Mexico State University has begun a pilot program to help students prepare for entering the job market with career-ready skills and experience. The Engineering Education Enrichment, e3 Initiative, is a co-curricular program funded by the National Science Foundation. Read More >>
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