Teng Ma Memorial Lecture

Chemical Engineering was one of the founding departments when the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering was established in 1982. The BS degree in ChE was followed by the MS and PhD programs in 1988. I joined the department in 1989 as the 5th tenure/track faculty member when we had 6 graduating seniors and approximately 5 graduate students. The numbers of faculty members and graduate and undergraduate students expanded during the 1990s.

Engineering Researchers Preserve Florida’s Heritage Sites while Streamlining Transportation Projects

Civil engineering researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are transforming how we document and assess the historical significance of transportation-related structures like highways, railroads and canals. They aim to help the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) identify and protect these valuable resources while ensuring that transportation projects are completed on time and within budget. 

College Appoints New Director to Lead Innovation Initiatives

Dean De announced today that the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering is embarking on an ambitious expansion of its innovation and entrepreneurship programs with the appointment of Robert Wandell, Ph.D., as Director for Engineering Innovation.

Wandell, who brings extensive experience in technology commercialization and sustainable engineering solutions, will spearhead initiatives to transform how engineering students approach innovation and entrepreneurial thinking across disciplines.