Against the vibrant backdrop of Washington DC, at the 103rd Transportation Research Board annual meeting, three Prairie View A&M University students were honored as recipients of the esteemed U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program grant.
The PVAMU Ignite Hackathon is a competition based on building business solutions with coding. This competition is open for all classifications of students. Chevron, Sandia National Labs, and Capital One are sponsoring the event through corporate donations, on-site mentors and challenge questions. Registration Sign-up starts: Monday, February 5, 2024 [...]
The challenge was accepted and there was no turning back once we started. Prairie View A&M University Engineering and The Honors Program PVAMU students (Carl, Donald, Kara, Kendall, Trinity, Cecil and Chelsea) on the Fluor Corporation grant where I am the PI formed Team “Guardians of the Gears” and faced 17 other teams from universities [...]
Thirteen internships at two Sandia sites resulted in transformative experiences for Prairie View A&M University students in 2023. The opportunities delivered firsthand experience on how the research and development and business students could directly benefit the nation through their chosen career fields. Prairie View A&M interns worked at one of the Sandia locations in Albuquerque, [...]
Irma Fowe, a Senior | Candidate for B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Prairie View A&M University shares her experience through the MSIPP (Minority Service Institution Partnership Program), over her summer internship. “MSIPP is a consortium supporting Q-Camp, research, internships, and provide scholarships. During my internship with Honeywell at the National Security Campus in Kansas, she applied for [...]
Computer science students at Prairie View A&M University are gaining firsthand knowledge this semester from a Google software engineer. As an instructor in the Google in Residence program, Donnell Debnam Jr. is helping train future software engineers — and other potential tech professionals — who are enrolled this fall in Prairie View A&M’s introductory computer [...]
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (September 28, 2023) —In the world of academia, fostering creativity and innovation is paramount, and the Panthers Invent competition has been at the forefront of achieving this goal. The Division of Research & Innovation and the Roy G. Perry College of Engineering , in collaboration with Texas A&M University System National Laboratories, hosted the Panthers Invent [...]
Roy G. Perry College of Engineering attends AMIE 30th Anniversary and Annual Conference "30 Years of Achieving Diversity in Engineering Through Sustainable Partnerships" Advancing Minorities' Interest in Engineering (AMIE) hosted its 30th Anniversary and Annual Conference in Washington, DC. The AMIE 30th Anniversary and Annual Conference, an innovative and interactive experience brought together the Council [...]
Irma Fowe, a five-year BS/MS mechanical engineering student at Prairie View A&M University, has wanted to help others ever since childhood. “I used to go to my village to help people. The same is true here in the USA. Since 2019, I have created a support group for women, where I have been helping them love themselves, [...]
Graduating senior Erron Williams has always been good at math. School science fairs kindled his love of chemistry at an early age. And then, a chemical engineer came to speak to his class for a middle school career day program, and Williams found his calling.
