NMSU College of Engineering

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Since its beginning in 1888, the College of Engineering at NMSU has been a leader in preparing students for rewarding careers and performing cutting-edge research. Today, we offer 23 undergraduate and graduate degree programs and continually update our curriculum to meet the changing needs of the high-tech world. One of our greatest strengths is our extensive research program and our work in sever

al areas has gained widespread recognition and garnered millions of dollars of funding. Building on our strengths, we are actively pursuing projects that contribute toward engineering solutions that will help people and the planet thrive. We are participants in three National Science Foundation Engineering Research Centers: The Center for Re-inventing the Nation’s Urban Water Infrastructure, the Interdisciplinary Center of Research Excellence in Design of Intelligent Technologies for Smart Grids and the Center for Bio-Mediated and Bio-Inspired Geotechnics. Our diverse offering of degree programs gives high-tech employers a broad selection of engineering talent. We foster the entrepreneurial spirit in our students through the Aggie Innovation Space where students can work on projects and receive assistance from their peers. The Learning Communities in Engineering offers tutoring in all engineering subjects and mentoring to students. Students have for their use a number of well-equipped laboratories and research facilities. The quality of our graduates and faculty, the strength of our scholarly programs, along with our contributions to developing the engineering workforce of the future are essential in meeting the challenges of a high-tech future.

Which department are you? 👷‍♂️🚀👩‍🔬⚡️
09/03/2026

Which department are you? 👷‍♂️🚀👩‍🔬⚡️

Wei Tang, NMSU Paul W. and Valerie Klipsch Distinguished Professor in the Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engi...
09/01/2026

Wei Tang, NMSU Paul W. and Valerie Klipsch Distinguished Professor in the Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and his research team recently received a four-year, $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Smart and Connected Health program, which involves researchers from NMSU, the University of Texas at El Paso and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

The team will focus on people with traumatic brain injury and autism spectrum disorder, both of which can affect movement, balance and coordination. Tang is the project’s lead principal investigator.

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PHOTO CAPTION: New Mexico State University engineering professor Wei Tang, who received the Dennis W. Darnall Faculty Achievement Award in 2024, is leading a research team focusing on wearable...

Congratulations to associate professor John Tapia on receiving the Donald C. Roush Award for Teaching Excellence at .As ...
08/31/2026

Congratulations to associate professor John Tapia on receiving the Donald C. Roush Award for Teaching Excellence at .

As an associate professor and coordinator of the Civil Engineering Technology Program, Professor Tapia is dedicated to preparing students for successful careers in civil engineering and construction. His engaging, interactive teaching style and commitment to active learning make a lasting impact on his students.

The College of Engineering is proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition.🏆

08/28/2026

Here’s what Aggies had to say at the Freshmen Cookout today! 😎🧺

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08/28/2026

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Your sign = your engineering personality ✨👀
08/26/2026

Your sign = your engineering personality ✨👀

Located on the third floor of Foreman Hall in Engineering Complex III at New Mexico State University, the Eloy Torrez Fa...
08/25/2026

Located on the third floor of Foreman Hall in Engineering Complex III at New Mexico State University, the Eloy Torrez Family Learning Communities in Engineering is the College of Engineering’s center for fostering student success. It offers tutoring, study rooms and aplace for engineering students to build a sense of belonging.

Read the full article here: https://newsroom.nmsu.edu/news/new-center-at-nmsu-college-of-engineering-promotes-student-learning--connection/s/3cc3b3c6-6b8a-4a06-98ae-d24e4d89ddd7

Located on the third floor of Foreman Hall in Engineering Complex III at New Mexico State University, the Eloy Torrez Fa...
08/25/2026

Located on the third floor of Foreman Hall in Engineering Complex III at New Mexico State University, the Eloy Torrez Family Learning Communities in Engineering is the College of Engineering’s center for fostering student success. It offers tutoring, study rooms and aplace for engineering students to build a sense of belonging.

During the 2025-26 academic year, the tutoring center had almost 5,500 visits among 967 individual students, averaging more than five visits per student. From 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, tutors are available at the ELC to help students with their engineering coursework.

08/21/2026

Who made the sound better? 🤫⚙️

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