News Archive

Summer Internship: Day in the Life of Ackara Seav, Electrical Engineering major at SDSU. Ackara is interning at Northrop Grumman as a Systems Engineering Integration and Test Intern on site in San Diego.

Donald Mensah (BSAE '19) participated in SDSU's MESA Program, DBF (Design Build Fly), and the National Society of Black Engineers while an undergraduate student. Now working at Lockheed Martin, he gives back to the programs that gave him so much by donating to the MESA Engineering Fund.

Undergraduate and graduate students from San Diego State University and California Polytechnic University Pomona are being mentored in-country by Brazilian PhD students, postdoctoral scientists, and faculty.

Summer Internship: Day in the Life of Elias Malachi Enguancho, Mechanical Engineering major at SDSU. Elias is interning as a Quality Engineer at SeaSpine, a company that produces surgical implants and instruments, namely for the spine.

Paulina Díaz-Montiel arrived in 2014 as an international student. Since then, she’s earned her master’s and become the first female Ph.D. from the joint doctoral program in structural engineering.

Emily Bidgood (Mechanical Engineering '20), reflects on her time as an intern at Rivian so far: from college activities, through a rotation program, and now as a full-time engineer.

"The SDSU MESA Team would like to extend our deepest thanks to all of our contributors, volunteers, speakers, and industry panelists. Their support was pivotal in this event, and without them, the NEDC State Finals would not have been the enriching experience it was."

From April through June, four Israeli and San Diego student groups travelled to and from Israel as part of collaborations between SDSU and the Technion, led by Professor Joe Katz, and USD and the Azrieli College of Engineering, led by Professor Frank Jacobitz.

The Aztec Baja Racing Team competed and reflects on their experiences at the Rochester Institute of Technology's race in Rochester, New York from June 2 - June 5, 2022.

Karen May-Newman was the first female faculty member in the College of Engineering over 20 years ago. Now, she’s gearing her other students to do the same.