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The Louisiana Tech University National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) chapter won the “Louisiana Zone Most Outstanding Chapter of the Year” award at the 2022 NSBE Region V Fall Conference.

Hereford’s New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) is offering new academic choices: a BSC in Science Sustainable Built Environment

Nov. 4, energy, sustainability, and operations expert and Louisiana Tech University Mechanical Engineering alumnus Sam Geiger (‘93) will give a talk to students, faculty, and staff about his experiences in the U.S. Navy and private industry.

For 2022, 61 employers made the winners list. Energage invited 1,299 organizations to participate, and they were eligible provided they had 50 or more employees in the Greater Hartford area.

Fine Line Supply Co. in Ruston will host an exhibition of black and white photography created by Dr. Markus Wobisch, Louisiana Tech University Associate Professor of Physics, this fall.

Fine Line Supply Co. in Ruston will host an exhibition of black and white photography created by Dr. Markus Wobisch, Louisiana Tech University Associate Professor of Physics, this fall.

The event, which runs Friday through Sunday, will begin on Louisiana Tech’s campus, as concrete canoe teams make oral presentations and surveying and sustainability teams complete tasks in the Integrated Engineering and Science Building and University Hall. On the final day, teams will race concrete canoes and present a Surveying Expo at Lincoln Parish Park before returning to campus for an awards banquet.

This weekend, Louisiana Tech University will host more than 400 students and guests as about 40 student teams from around the world participate in the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Concrete Canoe Competition+, which includes Concrete Canoe, Sustainable Solutions, and Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute Surveying competitions.

NMITE, the UK's new Higher Education Institution aimed specifically at engineering, has expanded its courses with a BEng (Hons.) Integrated Engineering deg

Louisiana Tech University’s College of Engineering and Science (COES) has inducted 104 students and professionals into the Order of the Engineer, an honorary organization dedicated to upholding the standards and dignity of the engineering professions, during a ceremony at the University’s Integrated Engineering and Science Building (IESB) on May 6.