2023

The Class of 2022 includes a diverse group of students from across departments on campus including mechanical engineering, psychology and criminal justice.

Dr. Yang Yang has been named one of 22 Sandra Bouckley Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineers, age 35 or younger, are being recognized for their exceptional contributions and accomplishments in the manufacturing industry. Each year, the award is named in honor of a specific individual who has made lifelong contributions to manufacturing and SME.

Dean Eugene Olevsky has been elected as a new Foreign Member of the National Academy of Engineering Sciences of Serbia.

What happens once an EV battery has served its original purpose?

The faculty members have been chosen in recognition of their outstanding research, scholarship and creative endeavors. Each fellow received $25,000 to support their research activities.

Two SDSU engineers are developing a power storage system using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.

Congratulations to Mechanical Engineering senior Joseph Dawisha! Dawisha was selected as a participant in the Toyota Dream Endowment, a program for students of diverse backgrounds interested in a career in the automotive industry and motorsports.

Mechanical Engineering Alumna Corina Lamp was awarded the Daniel P. Goodrich Award for her service to San Diego State and its student body. Corina works as an Operations Leadership Development Program Participant at Thermo Fisher Scientific.

The College of Engineering is pleased to recognize Anna Katya Batovsky Stahlak and David Pierce Walker-Howell as the 2020 and 2021 Outstanding Students.

The Patti Grace Smith Fellowship, a non-profit program helping bring long-overdue diversity to the US aerospace industry, has announced its inaugural class of Fellows. Brandon Wells, SDSU Mechanical Engineering freshman, is one of 43 Black undergraduate students, to earn the 2021 Patti Grace Smith Fellowship. Each Patti Grace Smith Fellows earn a challenging internship at one of the nation’s leading aerospace firms, a living wage, two hand-picked personal mentors, and a cash grant of approximately $2,000 to go towards professional or school expenses.