The 2013 National Safety Council Congress and Expo was held in Chicago, Illinois during the first part of October and Seven Marshall University students attended to establish contacts for internship and post-graduate job opportunities and promote the safety technology program. … Continued
During Shawn Cheeks summer research experience, he developed a prototype of a mobile weather app. Shawn explains, “I spent my summer in Boulder, Colorado as an intern at Unidata – a software engineering division of the University Corporation for Atmospheric … Continued
Garry M. Harper, a B.S. in Safety Technology major completed an internship this summer in Winchester VA for L.E Myers Company, the oldest Subsidiary of the MYR group. He describes his internship as follows: “I have been interning with The … Continued
Welcome Dr. Iyad Hijazi as an Assistant Professor in Engineering. Dr. Iyad Hijazi received his Bachelors and Masters degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Kansas State University. His Masters research was in the area of Computer Aided Design. On completion of … Continued
Several faculty and administrators from three WV high schools attended a two week workshop to receive specialized training for a series of new energy and power high school courses. The workshop, coordinated by Dr. Richard Begley an engineering faculty … Continued
CONGRATULATIONS to all seniors taking the Fundamentals of Engineering exam this past April. Marshall had a 100% passing rate. This is truly a job well done and a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students. Marshall … Continued
Dr. Gudivada and Dr. Szwilski won the prestigious Marshall University Distinguished Artists and Scholars award (Team Category) for 2012 – 13 cycle. To qualify for Distinguished Service Awards, persons must have at least 20 years of service at Marshall … Continued
Gerald A. Rowe, II, a senior in Marshall’s Bachelor of Science in Engineering program, has won the Robert A. Marr, Jr., Technical Paper competition at the 2013 “Virginias Conference” sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers. The annual … Continued
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – Two Marshall University professors have received a second patent for an invention they say will make inspection of railroad tracks safer, more accurate and less expensive than current methods. Engineering professors Dr. Richard Begley and Dr. Tony … Continued
In what was only their second time competing in the annual ASCE ‘Virginias Conference”, teams from Marshall’s engineering program and ASCE student chapter were very competitive in a number of categories, with some first-place finishes and a ranking high … Continued