As the Mountain State looks toward a future shaped in part by nuclear innovation,
West Virginia University is laying the academic groundwork to prepare engineering
students for careers across the expanding nuclear sector.
The alumni of the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at West Virginia University represent the living legacy of our academic units and are the embodiment of our values, achievements, and impact beyond our campus. Their journeys reflect the strength of the education they received and the community that shaped them. Whether they graduated last year or decades ago, Statler alumni continue to inspire, connect and help us create a lasting impact on Mountaineers to come!
Orbital debris poses a significant threat to the future of space-based operations and the sustainability of space as a whole. West Virginia University student's research is looking to change that outcome.
For students pursuing aerospace engineering degrees at the West Virginia University Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, hands-on experiences can be just as important as classroom learning.