Join us for a free virtual workshop! We're going beyond the Florida graduation requirements and sharing all the tips & tricks your student needs to succeed at a STEM degree. Our team of academic advisors, professors and parents will cover topics including: What does it mean to be a STEM major? What classes should students be taking now to prepare for college? What are some common pitfalls students might encounter as they pursue this path? This Zoom workshop is ideal for parents of high school students interested in pursuing a STEM degree in college.

“Microgrids as a Resiliency Source”

“Rethinking massive electric car charging infrastructure from the user side: The 90% energy challenge”

A lecture by Philip T. Krein, Grainger Endowed Chair Professor Emeritus in Electric Machinery and Electromechanics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and was the founding Executive Dean of the Zhejiang University/ University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Institute in China. 

“Nanotechnology in Construction: A Way Toward Sustainability”

A lecture by Surendra P. Shah, Director of the Center of Advanced Construction Materials, Professor of Civil engineering, The University of Texas at Arlington

More info to come!

The Florida Capitol will gleam Orange and Green once again as Florida A&M University celebrates its academic and athletic success during FAMU Day at the Capitol.

Every year, senior engineering students participate in a two-semester Senior Design course, where they apply the knowledge learned in the classroom and work with industry partners on a sponsored project. These undergraduates work in teams, often interdisciplinary to provide innovative and creative solutions for real-life projects. Senior Design is a signature engineering capstone experience for students and the experience helps them realize specific design needs by using engineering skills they have learned through the curriculum.

This ceremony is an FSU tradition for students who have purchased a class ring. Traditionally, students are presented their ring on stage in the Ruby Diamond Auditorium and dip it into Westcott Fountain at 6:51pm to conclude their experience.

You may ask: Why 6:51 PM?

In Military Time, 6:51 PM reads as 1851, the year in which the University was founded. The military is an integral part of our history and is honored with this ring tradition.

The Florida Capitol will gleam garnet and gold once again as Florida State University celebrates its academic and athletic success during FSU Day at the Capitol.