Former Students

The McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship hosted its fifth annual Aggie PITCH competition where nine students from Engineering Inc. pitched their business ideas.

Annie Carter's story is one of determination, passion and generosity.

Theodore Hughes, a mechanical engineer-in-training at Shah Smith & Associates, reflects on his undergraduate journey as an architectural engineering major.

Bonnie Hunt ’77 spent her career in human factors, working on projects such as man-machine interfaces for tanks.

A research paper by Drs. Raffaella Righetti and Md. Tauhidul Islam has been cited more than 100 times, earning it a spot in the top 1% of publications in clinical medicine.

Dr. Jason Harris received the biomedical engineering department’s Outstanding Alumni Award for developing thousands of transformational, life-saving biomedical devices and his connections to Texas A&M that have led to scientific and engineering discoveries.

Two Aggie students receive recognition for their innovation, Dialectra, an electrolyte sensor paired with a smartphone application that creates a personalized database to help peritoneal dialysis patients make informed lifestyle and treatment adjustments.

Ben Keating '94 and his wife, Kathleen Keating ’94, established an endowment to support a proposed technical sales minor in the Department of Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution.