Engineering at Missouri State/Missouri S&T

08/21/2026

Here's some more great moments from our summer K-12 Robotics camp - we just had so much fun! The kids LOVED the Missouri S&T swag that they were given along with their certificates!

08/20/2026

Missouri State University will be hosting a free community-wide "Boomer's Block Party" event on the Springfield campus on Thursday, August 20 at 5:30 p.m. Th...

08/14/2026

07/23/2026

This week's Engineering through Robotics STEM Event was a great success! Here are just some of the great moments we shared with this wonderful group of K-12 students and our terrific volunteers who helped make this happen. CNAS at MSU Missouri S&T College of Engineering and Computing

07/17/2026

Cooperative Engineering is excited to announce the beta testing of a free STEM Summer Camp in our building next week! This is a pilot program to learn what works best as we explore the possibility of expanding the camp next year with multiple STEM tracks for K–12 students in our community.
Interested parents or guardians can use the QR code or https://tinyurl.com/EGRRobots to register their students for the event! Camp is Tuesday July 21st from 11am-1pm and Wednesday July 22nd from 11am-1pm! Lunch is provided. CNAS at MSU

07/16/2026

Welcome Dr. Magdalena Toda who assumed her role July 1.

07/15/2026

Congratulations to Engineering's own Dr. Tayo Obafemi-Ajayi and Dr. Daniel Moreno - we are very proud of their connections to this grant! CNAS at MSU Missouri S&T

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) selected the University of Missouri System Critical Materials Crossroads as an awardee of the NSF Regional Innovation Engines (NSF Engines) program, which comes with up to $160 million in funding.

This monumental achievement marks potentially the largest award in Missouri higher education history and one of the nation’s most significant investments in rebuilding America’s domestic critical materials ecosystem. Read more: https://brnw.ch/21x486C

07/09/2026

Today's Throw-Back Thursday post features the Mechanical Engineering program and the process they go through to make and engrave a clock in Dr. Ryan Hutcheson's ME 2653 class. This particular video was made in 2021 (as you can tell by the masks).