UNC Charlotte College of Engineering

UNC Charlotte College of Engineering Established in 1965, William States Lee College of Engineering is the academic home of over 3,000

Since 1965, The William States Lee College of Engineering has been one of the finest engineering colleges in the Southeast. In the disciplines of civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering and engineering science, systems engineering and engineering management, and engineering technology and construction management, we have been educating leadi

ng engineering professionals. The success of the Lee College of Engineering is tied to our philosophy of teamwork and application. Starting from the freshman year, students participate in hands-on projects and activities. All undergraduate and graduate students work and learn with top faculty. Through the involvement of area businesses and industry professionals, students gain valuable real-world experience.

Our   were busy this week getting connected on campus and with our industry partners through some wonderful events. We h...
08/28/2026

Our were busy this week getting connected on campus and with our industry partners through some wonderful events.

We had a blast kickstarting the semester with all of our students ⛏️

Just announced 📢 We have opened the first School of Energy in the nation that focuses on modernizing the power grid.  Ea...
08/13/2026

Just announced 📢 We have opened the first School of Energy in the nation that focuses on modernizing the power grid. Earn your College of Engineering degree in one of the country's primary energy hubs and apply your skills in the industry from day one! ⚡

engr.charlotte.edu/energy

EPIC - Energy Production and Infrastructure Center at UNC Charlotte

UNC Charlotte is building what’s next for American energy.
The University has established the nation’s first School of Energy focused solely on the challenges of modernizing and expanding America’s electrical infrastructure.🤙

Housed in the UNC Charlotte College of Engineering, the school builds on the momentum of the Carolinas Grid Engine, bringing together expertise from across Charlotte to prepare the talent and advance the solutions a rapidly evolving energy sector needs. ➡️ bit.ly/CLT-SOENG26

Top in the state!  Congratulations Caroline Kone, PE on your award of the 2026 Government Engineer of the Year by the Pr...
07/29/2026

Top in the state! Congratulations Caroline Kone, PE on your award of the 2026 Government Engineer of the Year by the Professional Engineers of North Carolina Professional Engineers of NC. Recognized for her outstanding leadership and service, Kone is an excellent example of our at work throughout the U.S.

https://zurl.co/A5CFI

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A major moment for  Charlotte, the W.S. Lee College of Engineering and our regional partners:  we have been recognized t...
07/14/2026

A major moment for Charlotte, the W.S. Lee College of Engineering and our regional partners: we have been recognized through the National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines program.

Through the Carolinas Grid Engine, we will drive economic competitiveness, accelerate innovation and build the workforce needed for our evolving energy demands.

Today is a big day for UNC Charlotte and the Carolinas! 🎉

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected the NSF Grid Modernization Engine in the Carolinas, led by UNC Charlotte, as one of the nation's newest NSF Regional Innovation Engines.

With the potential for up to $160 million over the next decade, the engine will bring together more than 100 partners from North and South Carolina to strengthen our electric grid and create new job and research opportunities across the region. ➡️ bit.ly/CLT-CGE26

UNC Charlotte is developing an ultrasound-based placenta monitoring technology to help assess baby health before birth. ...
07/09/2026

UNC Charlotte is developing an ultrasound-based placenta monitoring technology to help assess baby health before birth. 👶

Farah Deeba, assistant professor of engineering and PI with a grant of up to $8.4M, will improve placental health assessment and protect babies from oxygen deprivation. UNC Charlotte is anchoring this initiative — supported by the competitive Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) ) "Making Obstetrics Care Smart" program — alongside University of British Columbia , Sonus Microsystems , Atrium Health and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) .

💡 Why it matters:

More objective data: Quantitative placental insights go beyond conventional ultrasound.
Earlier intervention: Standardized oxygen metrics protect at-risk babies sooner.
Broader access: Wearable tech brings advanced monitoring to diverse clinical settings.

From campus to community, are forging the future. ⚙️⛏️

https://zurl.co/jyeBt

07/08/2026

View some popular scenes and favorite moments from the Conference. From our exhibit hall booth and technical sessions to our leadership tour and reception, it was a pleasure sharing a bit of what makes Charlotte different.

Our door is always open and we'd love to have you for a return visit!

What a week in our own backyard!From AI panels and poster presentations to technical sessions and campus tours, our facu...
07/03/2026

What a week in our own backyard!

From AI panels and poster presentations to technical sessions and campus tours, our faculty, researchers and students showed up and showed out at the Conference in Charlotte. Proud of everyone who represented UNC Charlotte's College of Engineering. 🤙

Niners on top! Big congratulations to Layne Riggs and the entire Front Row Motorsports team 🤙
06/25/2026

Niners on top! Big congratulations to Layne Riggs and the entire Front Row Motorsports team 🤙

ICYMI: Huge congratulations to Layne Riggs on an unforgettable, historic win at the inaugural NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series event at Naval Base Coronado on the Qualcomm Circuit. This marks his fourth victory of the season! We love seeing the Niners make history. 🎉➡️ bit.ly/LR-QUALCOMM

A special thank you to Honeywell  for hosting our   evening reception at their global HQ.We were treated to an insightfu...
06/24/2026

A special thank you to Honeywell for hosting our evening reception at their global HQ.

We were treated to an insightful presentation from Suresh Venkatarayalu, Honeywell's Chief Technology Officer, on major advancements the company is driving in the industry. We couldn't be more excited about what's ahead for our partnership together!

Thank you to all the educators from across the country who joined us.

06/22/2026

The conference is in full swing right here in Charlotte and we're having a blast welcoming fellow engineers from across the nation!

In town for the conference? Swing by booth #107 and meet our from UNC Charlotte!

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9201 University City Boulevard
Charlotte, NC
28223

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