college of engineering and computing
McMillin named to ABET commission
Dr. Bruce McMillin, associate dean for research and external relations in the College of Engineering and Computing and professor of computer science, has been appointed to the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) Computing Accreditation Commission. ABET is a non-governmental organization that accredits post-secondary education programs in applied science, computing, engineering and engineering technology. The appointment is effective in July.
Read More »Myers earns outstanding educator award
Dr. John Myers has been selected as a top educator by the Architectural Engineering Institute. Myers is associate dean of academic affairs for the College of Engineering and Computing, and a professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering.
Read More »Four CEC faculty named Dean’s Educator Scholars
To celebrate excellence in the classroom and contributions toward student service, four Missouri S&T faculty members are being honored by the College of Engineering and Computing with the title of Dean’s Educator Scholar. They were surprised while teaching classes. Check out videos of the surprise classroom visits on the college’s Facebook page. The honorees are:
Read More »Search committee formed for CEC dean
Dr. Kamal Khayat, the Vernon and Maralee Jones Professor of Civil Engineering, will serve as chair of the College of Engineering and Computing vice provost and dean search committee. Jeff Harris, partner with Harris Search Associates, and Tim McIntosh, manager of executive initiatives for the University of Missouri System, will facilitate the search process. Faculty, staff and students attended open forums about the search process and desired dean attributes Dec. 5-6. Additional open forums will be held in January. One goal of the search process is for the selected dean to begin at Missouri S&T by September 2017.
Read More »CEC dean’s office main entrance now open
Visitors to the College of Engineering and Computing dean’s office no longer need to use the construction entrance in the east stairwell of McNutt Hall. All visitors to the office can resume use of the main entrance, located at Room 305 McNutt Hall.
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