WVU Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources

Exciting opportunities for cybersecurity! A recent article highlights how WVU Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources and WVU John Chambers College of Business and Economics are working together to prepare cybersecurity students at the West Virginia University for success through world-class hands-on training, well-thought curriculum, and advanced research. With access to the multiple CyberRanges including cutting-edge AWS Outpost CyberRange, NSF S-STEM scholarships, US CYBERCOM’s academic partnership, NATO Locked Shields, ARC Cyber-Resilience Center, Cybersecurity degree programs, NSA/DHS Centers of Excellence (NCAE), AFRL Information Institute's academic partnerships and CyberWVU Students Club, our students in WVU LCSEE are gaining the skills and experience to lead in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity. #Cybersecurity #Innovation #StudentSuccess #CyberRange Christopher Ramezan, Katerina Goseva-Popstojanova, Tom Devine, Matthew Valenti, Nima Karimian, David Krovich, Sara Tehranipoor, Brian Woerner, Roy Nutter

Big news: WVU is joining Center for Clean Hydrogen, a multi-institutional partnership shaping the future of sustainable hydrogen energy! 🧪🔬Read about how WVU will expand its projects and continue West Virginia’s legacy of powering America: https://lnkd.in/egvgdTZR

This month we're recognizing our incredible academic advisors! Our advisors' guidance, encouragement and commitment to success have made tremendous impacts on our students’ journeys. Thank you for always going the extra mile for our beloved Statler community 💙 💛

"We got to weightlessness, I immediately turned upside down and looked at the planet and then there was so much blackness. There was so much space. I didn’t expect to see so much space, and I kept saying that’s our planet! That’s our planet! It was the same feeling I got when my kids were born, and I was like, ‘That's my baby! That’s my baby!’ I had that same feeling where I’m seeing it for the first time, and it was beautiful."— Emily Calandrelli, NS-28 Astronaut

Check out this month's spotlight featuring the journey of civil engineering alumnus Colin Frosch, PE (VA, WV, DC, NC) who's gone on to serve WV through innovative transportation solutions. "Every time I’m heading west on I-68 into WV, I’m reminded of how country roads brought my career back home." https://lnkd.in/etvuxtxq

Our very own alumna Emily Calandrelli became the 100th woman to go to space today 🎉 🚀 We're so proud of the incredible journey you've embarked on!

An unforgettable evening with the NOAA Hurricane Hunter, Nick Underwood! 🌪️✈️ Nick shared intense stories from over 100 hurricane flights, insights into NOAA’s conservation efforts, and exciting internship opportunities for Statler students. We can’t wait to welcome our alum back to Statler! #LetsGo

Our 2024 undergraduate cohort made amazing strides this past summer as part of the NSF-funded Appalachia robotics research experience, and we can't wait to see what this year's participants do! Applications are now open for this summer's 10-week paid research opportunity starting in May 2025: https://lnkd.in/dK_KeqS2

Don't miss Statler alum & Hurricane Hunter Nick Underwood tomorrow evening at 6:30 in ESB G-39! Nick will share his experiences as a programs and integration engineer at the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center ⛈️ 🚁 https://lnkd.in/dP5TvUs3

#wvurobotics is having a great time representing the WVU Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources and our robotics engineering degree program at today’s Pittsburgh Robotics Network Robotics Discovery Day with over 4000 attendees!! Lots of middle school and high school student to share our robotics with!! We also have busses shuttling our current robotics students up to the career fair/industry showcase part of the event. WVU Department of Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace Engineering WVU LCSEE