A graduate of USU with a B.S. in Civil Engineering, a Master's of Business Administration from Westminster College

David G. Sant Engineering Innovation Building "There is no better way to give back than to support the institutions that equipped me for my career." David Sant

Oenardi Lawanto, an assistant professor in the Engineering Education Department at USU, was awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER award for his project “CAREER: Cognitive and Metacognitive Activities in Engineering Design Education.”

David Rosenberg receives NSF "CAREER" Award...The research goal of this CAREER proposal is to apply uncertainty and modeling to generate alternatives frameworks to the problem of allocating scarce water to improve environmental watershed services.

EWB-Peru is a volunteer humanitarian organization designed to provide technical support to developing countries

Agblevor is interested in finding solutions to problems—from pollution to the rising cost of crude oil

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Highlights

Evening With Industry

Student engineers had the opportunity to participate in the nationally awarded Evening with Industry,where they sat face-to-face with potential future employers
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Two USU Researchers Receive Governor's Medals

Researchers Bruce Bugbee and Byard Wood were presented the Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert.
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Scholarship applications available

The deadline to apply is January 31, 2012
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Engineers Without Borders

December Newsletter
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Engineering News

E- Week 2012

Utah State University-College of Engineering Engineering Week 2012 {read more}

David Rosenberg receives NSF CAREER Award

"Near Optimal Water Management to Improve Environmental and Ecological Decision Making" {read more}

Byard Wood receives the Governor's Science & Technology Medal

Governor Gary R. Herbert announced the winners of the Governor’s Science and Technology Medal Winners for 2011 {read more}

USU Nano satellites rocket into orbit

When NASA launched a new weather satellite into orbit two tiny satellites designed and built at USU were tagging along for the ride. {read more}

Faculty Spotlight

Bart Smith
Reyhan Baktur
Jixun Zhan
John Rice
David K. Stevens
Ning Fang

Bart Smith

The 22-foot high wind tunnel facility in USU’s Technology Building is Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Associate Professor Barton Smith’s most valuable facility for his research on nuclear . . .

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Reyhan Baktur

Assistant professor of the department of electrical and computer engineering, specializes in electromagnetics and focuses her research on developing affordable and high-speed antenna designs.

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Jixun Zhan, PhD

Assistant professor Zhan, uses metabolic engineering to innovate pharmaceuticals intended to lower cholesterol, diminish allergy symptoms, and protect against fungal and viral diseases.

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John Rice

An expert in geotechnical engineering, Rice, is an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, he works to improve the methods by which engineers evaluate the safety of dam structures.

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David K. Stevens

Research areas include constructing models of water support structures, such as dams. Other research includes collecting and analyzing data from Cache Valley Rivers and Cutler Reservoir

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Ning Fang, PhD

Associate professor Ning Fang, focuses his research around improving engineering students’ learning experience. He is currently looking into the effectiveness of iClickers in the classroom.

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