Why Engineering? Ava Wickberg, Biomedical Engineering "Engineering and computing professionals address challenges that impact people, using creativity and technical skills to enable progress. Through continuous learning and collaboration, they are able to shape a better future."

Why Engineering? Audrey Cobb '27, Civil Engineering "I'm looking forward to designing and developing innovative technologies and sustainable materials that can be applied in structural engineering. I want to create infrastructure that harmonizes the environment."

Why Engineering? Guru Dhungel "Aerospace engineering is a career that challenges, motivates, and enables me to help shape the direction of energy and aviation. I am excited for the next chapter of my journey and eager to continue making an impact in this ever-evolving industry."

Why Engineering? Gabi Dissinger "I chose civil engineering because it's an evolving field focused on problem solving and ingenuity. I aim to bring communities together through accessible and shared transportation, which also has the benefit of minimizing environmental impacts.

Why Engineering? Daniel Wallwork, '27 "I became interested in biomedical engineering after my dad lost his leg and began using a prosthetic. I was further interested in a medical career after doing more research and hope to have a career in regenerative medicine."

Alumni Spotlight Ellie Chao, Civil Engineering '19; Structural Engineering '22 Senior Civil Designer and GIS Specialist "I take pride in my contributions to enhancing infrastructure and public safety, knowing that my efforts play a significant role in uplifting our community."

Student Spotlight Nick Fortino '26 "Math and physics were always my favorite subjects. I loved solving problems and being creative to find solutions. Aerospace engineering appeared to be the perfect fit, combining both my academic skills and personal interests."

“Supplying qualified workers is crucial to attracting the next investment, the next factory, the next supplier that wants to build their facility right here in South Carolina instead of Texas.” - Professor Thor Wuest @UofSCProvost @UofSCHealth

Peer Mentor Spotlight: Olivia Sherron '25 "I realized that sometimes I needed to just listen. When listening to someone without the goal of fixing a problem, you better understand their experience and connect with them." Pictured: Kristen Montgomery (L) and Olivia Sherron (R)

Alumna Heather Agler has provided numerous contributions to policy surrounding medical devices and countermeasures during her 20 years with the @FDA. @UofSCHealth @uofscalumni @US_FDA

Peer Mentor Spotlight: Tayja Webber, '27 "The most gratifying thing about being a mentor to Tralaya is that I know that I’m helping someone. When she tells me about her issues, I can say 'I’ve been there, done that,' and help." Pictured: Tayja Webber (L) and Tralaya Brown (R)

The McNair Center hosted members of the Carolina Guardian Society yesterday. Society members heard from Paul Ziehl, associate dean for research and director of the McNair Center, and graduate student Patrick Bailey before taking self-guided tours of the center.

For sophomore Zachary Gardiner, a chemical engineering major and nuclear engineering minor, his research experience began even before entering one of the college's classrooms. @USCResearch @Gamecock_OUR @UofSCHealth @SRNLab

RT @UofSC: Snow place like USC

January is National Mentoring Month: "Serving as an MCEC peer mentor has allowed me to give back to the community that shaped me. This role has allowed me to share my knowledge and inspire growth, just as my mentors did for me." - Lexi Milburn, '25, Biomedical Engineering

Jochen Lauterbach and Michael Matthews will lead USC's participation in research and workforce development as part of the Fusion Innovative Research Engine Collaboratives. @USCResearch @UofSCProvost @UofSCHealth

Room Temperature Semiconductor Detectors are considered an important class of X-ray and gamma-ray sensors, and doctoral candidate Ritwik Nag is pursuing research toward improving detection and resolution. @UofSCHealth @USCResearch @GradSchoolUofSC

Happy National Mentoring Month! "My journey in biomedical engineering has been unique and fulfilling to share my experiences and encourage my mentees to follow their unique paths." - Ariana McGuinness (L) '25 pictured with her mentee Bekah Sargent '28

RT @UofSC: Happy first day of class, Gamecocks! ✨ Repost for 4.0 energy! ✨

"I am excited to serve the college in this new role, where I will have the opportunity to couple my passion for the education, motivation and development of student success with my leadership experience." - Melissa Moss @UofSCProvost @UofSCHealth