Kennesaw State Engineering and Engineering Technology

Our 3D print farm cultivates collaboration among KSU engineering & art students. Engineering & art students have a lot in common, showcasing their creative problem-solving using similar tools. Read More -> bit.ly/3Dprintfarm

Our professor, Philippe Sucosky, blends engineering and healthcare through research. There is much to unlock by viewing the human body from an engineer’s perspective. Read More -> bit.ly/Sucosky

Save the Dates for the Virtual STEM Job, Internship and Co-op fair, NEXT WEEK! Login to you HandShake account to join the fair Tuesday, September 15th and Wednesday, September 16th from 11 AM to 3 PM. http://bit.ly/HandShakeKSU

Two of our mechanical faculty, Ayse Tekes and Tris Utschig, have received an NSF grant to expand efforts around 3D teaching aids. Read more -> http://bit.ly/TekesUtschig

Are you a first-year student?
Then First-Year Scholars program is for you! It pairs a faculty mentor with a first-year student to engage in a year-long research project, and students receive a $2,000 stipend. The deadline to apply is SEPTEMBER 18th. learn more and apply -> http://bit.ly/first-yearS

Here's a sneak peek at tomorrow's Research with Relevance - Friday Features. Read a bit about our professors discussing the use of 3D-printed devices in teaching -> http://bit.ly/rrff3dprint

The Georgia Engineering Foundation (GEF) is a non-profit organization focused on retaining quality engineers in the state of Georgia. The GEF provides scholarships to engineering students who grew up in and intend to remain in Georgia after they graduate college.
students, the GEF scholarship application process will remain open until September 26, 2020. Register and apply at https://gefinc.org/apply/

Join us for Research with Relevance - Friday Features, the interactive web show produced by the Office of Research, on Friday, September 4, 2020 at 4 PM. “3-D Printed Lab Equipment – Student Research that Resonates” – highlights the work of Ayse Tekes and Tris Utschig, two of our faculty! They will discuss how their innovation will help improve student learning outcomes in mechanical engineering lab and in-class activities. The access link is available online at: https://bit.ly/KSUResarchwithRelevance and is activated a day before the event.

A new scholarship endowment honors the legacy of late engineering alumnus, John Slocum. Read More -> http://bit.ly/JSlocum

Our students addressed pandemic needs through design in the summer Product Realization course. Read More -> https://bit.ly/PRs20

Hershle Ellis is our ! He is a mechanical engineering alum who is following his dreams to become a rocket scientist with a new job at United Launch Alliance (ULA) in Colorado. Read More -> https://bit.ly/HEllis

Martin Garcia is our . He is a summer mechanical engineering graduate. Read about what inspired him to chase his calling as a future engineer -> bit.ly/Mgarcia

Our mechatronics engineering professor, Kevin McFall, reimagines hands-on undergrad research experience amid COVID-19. Read More -> https://bit.ly/McFallCOVID

Thanks to our computer engineering professor, Billy Kihei, and Curiosity Lab have partnered on Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) research. Read More -> https://bit.ly/V2Xtech

Our mechanical engineering professor, David Veazie, harnesses his professional experiences to motivate his teaching. read more -> bit.ly/DVeazie

Jackson Hill is a mechanical engineering student and our Friday! Check out his interview with the Department of Career Planning & Development, how they helped him, his co-op experience, & advice for other students. bit.ly/JaxHill

is delighted to feature students and alumni who are making a difference, both professionally and academically! If you would like to be considered, please fill out a form: bit.ly/GetFeaturedKSU 🦉

We have some more great news! Three of our departments have changed names. now has the Department of Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering! engineering.kennesaw.edu/

We are excited to share the news that our Department of Electrical Engineering and our Department of Computer Engineering are now one: The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering! engineering.kennesaw.edu/

Get Hired From Home! Save The Date for the Summer 2020 Virtual Career Fair! Wednesday, July 8th from 11AM to 3PM. More info and register -> bit.ly/VirtualCFS20 🦉

If you're thinking about getting a master's degree, the FALL semester DEADLINE is July 1. You still have time to make the deadline! engineering.kennesaw.edu/masters 🦉

A pinball machine that can play itself? How about pancakes that can cook themselves? Check out some of the senior design projects our mechatronics engineering students came up with -> bit.ly/MEcap

If you're thinking about getting a master's degree, the FALL semester DEADLINE is July 1. YOU STILL HAVE TIME!!! engineering.kennesaw.edu/masters 🦉

Happy International Women in Engineering Day to all our amazing women! 🦉

Two professors, Andrew Hummel and Awatef Ergai collaborated with WellStar to decontaminate N 95 respirator masks amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Read More -> bit.ly/wellstarN95

Engineering professors collaborate with Wellstar to decontaminate N95 respirator masks - News Faced with a shortage of N95 respirator masks used heavily by healthcare professionals amidst the coronavirus pandemic, a team of Kennesaw State University engineers assisted Wellstar Health System nurse leaders, operations, facility engineering, sterile processing and a project manager in developin...

Kara Dees is our . She is an Electrical Engineering Alum and advocate of Wi-Fi connectivity. Read More -> bit.ly/KDees

Nadia Moore is our . She is a Civil Engineering major working on a research project exploring sustainable, low-cost approaches in the production of concrete structures. Read More -> bit.ly/NadiaMoore