The University of Mississippi School of Engineering has recognized Raytheon Intelligence & Space (RI&S) with its inaugural Industry Partner Award for its contributions to positive student outcomes and commitment to research sponsorship. The engineering school created the award to recognize a company playing an important role in supporting the school’s mission and growth. Such partnershipsRead the story …
Raytheon Technologies Division Picked for Engineering School’s Inaugural Industry Partner Award
Ole Miss Engineering created award to recognize companies that support school's mission and growth
Professor Helps Environmental Engineering Track Grow at Ole Miss
UM assistant professor of civil engineering Matteo D'Alessio developing new courses in major
As the University of Mississippi School of Engineering expands course offerings in its environmental engineering program, Matteo D’Alessio will be at the forefront of their development. The new assistant professor of civil engineering joined the UM faculty earlier this year. After teaching environmental engineering last spring, the Sgurgola, Italy, native will develop and teach water andRead the story …
Rudy Kittlitz Remembers Alma Mater through Generous Donation
Successful chemical engineer becomes major donor to School of Engineering
Since he graduated from the University of Mississippi half-a-century ago, Rudolf “Rudy” G. Kittlitz Jr. (BSChE 57) has enjoyed a long and prosperous career. Not one to forget where he came from, the retired chemical engineering alumnus has become a major donor to the School of Engineering at his beloved alma mater. “For the pastRead the story …
UM Scientists Further NASA’s Mission to Mars
ME professor Shan Jiang leads faculty-student research team in advancing space exploration
As NASA continues preparations for missions to Mars and beyond, a team of University of Mississippi scientists is conducting research that may advance deep-space exploration for decades to come. Shan Jiang, UM assistant professor of mechanical engineering, is the principal investigator for “An Integrated Computational Framework for Atomic-level Investigation of the Sintering Mechanisms during In-SpaceRead the story …
Alireza Asiaee Joins Chemical Engineering Department
Newest instructor brings professional experience, research expertise to UM students
As an undergraduate chemical engineering major at Shiraz University in Iran, Alireza Asiaee dreamed of one day earning his terminal degree and joining the faculty of a prestigious university. Since then, both dreams have come true. Asiaee is the newest instructor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Mississippi. He was hiredRead the story …
Jake McCall Finds True Calling
Electrical engineering senior succeeds in major and as C Spire intern
Jake McCall applied to the University of Mississippi as a psychology major. However, at the advice of a close family member, the Memphian decided to pursue engineering and found it to be the best fit with his interest in doing creative work. Before classes officially started, McCall chose to study electrical engineering with an emphasisRead the story …
Engineering Research Group Developing Coatings for Sturdier Packaging
10 undergraduate chemical engineering majors part of group also investigating antibacterial coatings, oil-spreading behavior over soils
Three years ago, Brenda Prager received a parcel of medications from her Australian pharmacist. As it was winter in Australia, the parcel was badly damaged because of wet weather, and the box containing the medications fell apart upon opening. “It struck me at the time that a cheap but strong, hydrophobic-coated surface over this paper-basedRead the story …
14 Freshmen Receive Prestigious Engineering Scholarships
Exceptional students from 4 states named Brevard Family, John G. Adler and Harper Johnson scholars
Fourteen University of Mississippi freshmen have been named recipients of top scholarships in the School of Engineering this fall. Representing Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Texas, they are this year’s Brevard Family, John G. Adler and Harper Johnson scholars. The exceptional group of students posted an average ACT score of 33.4 and an average 3.92 highRead the story …
Computer Science Staff Members Help Ignite Esports at Ole Miss
CS department chair Dawn Wilkins and administrative assistant Carrie Long see potential of gaming tourneys
On Sept. 13, the University of Mississippi and Mississippi State University announced the first-ever Esports Egg Bowl, an electronic matchup Oct. 13 in the Pavilion at Ole Miss between the two schools whose football rivalry stretches back to 1901. The history of Ole Miss Esports is not nearly as lengthy. The club, designed to establish a communityRead the story …
School of Engineering Welcomes New Dean David A. Puleo
Former Kentucky associate dean brings years of leadership experience, vision to position
OXFORD, Miss. – David A. Puleo, an administrator nationally respected for his activities in both academics and research, has been named the new dean of the School of Engineering at the University of Mississippi. “Thanks to its leaders over the past 120 years, the (UM) school has a strong foundation, educating generations of engineers, computerRead the story …