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You’ll find great professors and research opportunities with Ole Miss Electrical and Computer Engineering

ECE and Ole Miss: the full experience

Our very own Dr. Nikki Reinemann of Biomedical Eng

Our very own Dr. Nikki Reinemann of Biomedical Engineering was recently honored with the Early Career Award from the Mississippi Academy of Sciences! Check out the story in bio & say congrats in the comments! 🥳

(Submitted Photo)

Today, School of Engineering students had the chan

Today, School of Engineering students had the chance to network and connect with a wide array of companies at the 2024 STEM Career Fair, opening doors to countless opportunities. Additionally, we were fortunate to welcome back several Ole Miss Engineering alumni, who returned to inspire and guide the new generation of engineers as they prepare to make their mark on the world. #olemissengineering

(Photos by Kayla VonBurg-King)

Sunshine and 70 degrees make for the best classroo

Sunshine and 70 degrees make for the best classroom ☀️

(Photo by Kayla VonBurg-King)

Last Friday at the University of Mississippi's Sch

Last Friday at the University of Mississippi's School of Engineering, we were thrilled to welcome our future engineers and their families for Admitted Students Day! Our guests enjoyed an insightful overview of the school, engaged with our students during a lively Q&A panel, and explored our departments through interactive tours.

It’s not too late to experience this for yourself - join us for our next Admitted Students Day on March 22. Check the link in our bio to register. Looking forward to seeing many new faces this fall!

Happy Holidays from Ole Miss Engineering! We hope

Happy Holidays from Ole Miss Engineering! We hope winter break is treating all of our Engineering Rebs well! Tag a friend you're thankful for this holiday season below ❄️❄️❄️

Student Spotlight⭐⭐ Ole Miss Computer Science

Student Spotlight⭐⭐
Ole Miss Computer Science students, junior Aashish Dhakal and sophomore Ishan Pathak, collaboratively developed a project connecting seniors with dementia to their past through advanced AI. The platform features lifelike clones for interactive conversations and the ability to schedule future letters. Recognized with the 'Best First-Time-Hack Winner' at HackHarvard 2023. Congrats to these two on their accomplishments!

AMBASSADOR SPOTLIGHT ⭐⭐⭐ Celia Watson, a ju

AMBASSADOR SPOTLIGHT ⭐⭐⭐

Celia Watson, a junior biomedical engineering student, has found her passion for community service through coaching youth volleyball.

"My favorite volunteer work that I've participated in college has been coaching youth volleyball. After playing volleyball from middle school through high school, I missed it so much when I came to college. However, volunteering at Oxford's volleyball club encouraged me to share my love of the sport while mentoring younger girls by leading practices and traveling with them to tournaments. I am so grateful for all of the lessons that I've learned in patience, compassion, and adaptability from coaching!"

Celia is actively engaged in various organizations, serving as the Sisterhood Support Team Leader for Chi Omega Sorority Tau Chapter. She is also a member of the Biomedical Engineering Society, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honors Society, Youth Movement Against Alzheimer's, Spanish Club for Healthcare Professionals, Ole Miss Pickleball Club, and Catholic Campus Ministry. Celia's dedication to both her academic pursuits and community involvement exemplifies the spirit of a well-rounded and compassionate student.

Hugh Barnett, Ole Miss Engineering class of 1939,

Hugh Barnett, Ole Miss Engineering class of 1939, is the University of Mississippi's oldest living alumnus! During his time as an engineering student, he was a member of the American Civil Engineering Society and an honor roll student. As an engineering graduate, Barnett is the oldest alum of both the university and the oldest engineering program in Mississippi. After graduation, Barnett worked on the Manhattan Project, supervising one of the three isotope separation processes that provided uranium-235 to the K-25 plant in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. For more about Hugh Barnett, head to the link in our bio to read the story by the Daily Mississippian!

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