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Dean's Message Spring 2024

Dean Pedro Mago and Robot
WVU Statler College Dean Pedro Mago interacts with quadruped robot operated by mechanical, materials and aerospace engineering research assistant professor, Cagri Kilic.

We’re delighted to present the Spring 2024 edition of Engineering West Virginia Magazine and share exciting updates from the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources.


The feature story highlights the many experiential learning opportunities available to our students. Whether gaining practical experience through student organizations or internships with industry leaders, collaborating on research projects alongside our outstanding faculty, or participating in immersive study abroad programs in diverse cultural landscapes, these experiences allow our students to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts and develop valuable skills that will benefit them in their future careers.

At the Statler College, we are committed to helping our students succeed in every aspect of their academic journey. In this issue, you’ll learn how our students take advantage of opportunities to participate in groundbreaking research and develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges. Through this, they are empowered to explore their interests, expand their knowledge, and make significant contributions to society. We’re proud to highlight the interdisciplinary innovation occurring at the Lane Innovation Hub, which brings together the Statler College and creative arts programs. Additionally, we are thrilled to showcase the ongoing outstanding interdisciplinary research efforts thriving throughout the college community.

We’re excited to embark on a journey of discovery, exploration and personal growth together. The possibilities are endless, and the future is bright. 

Let’s go!