Temple Engineering

The future belongs to everyone, but engineers will build it. In 2020, we celebrated 50 years. In the coming weeks, meet some of the Temple University engineering alumni and faculty & hear their thoughts on the next 50 years. #TUContinuum

An in-class connection led junior electrical and computer engineering student Owen Ringrose to his first research position. This summer, Owen is working in the Computer Fusion Laboratory on artificial intelligence and robotics research. Read more here: bit.ly/44z765j

Show the world what has been possible with a #TempleMade degree by nominating yourself or a fellow Owl for the 2027 30 Under 30 program. Temple alumni are disrupting the status quo and shaping the future of the world, and we want to hear about it: alumni.temple.edu/30under30

One minute. One question: how do we make robots work for people, not against them? ⏲️🤖 Temple's Philip Dames, associate professor of mechanical engineering, breaks down his work on making robots more socially competent. See more Research in Action: bit.ly/4obS6n3

It might be summer, but engineering students are still hard at work! Mechanical engineering student Raymond Johns is spending his summer conducting research in Associate Professor Damoon Soudbakhsh's Dynamical Systems Lab. 🔋 Read more here: bit.ly/4vESWek

Christopher Hansen has been named dean of Temple University’s College of Engineering. He will begin the role on Aug. 1. Learn more about Chris and the experience he brings to the role here: bit.ly/4o8ZJdC

Livestream the College of Engineering Graduation ceremony here: youtube.com/live/ffxI72ZS3…

Tomorrow is the College of Engineering Graduation ceremony and reception! 🎓 Graduates and their friends and family can find all the information they need for the big day on our website, including the live stream link! bit.ly/4lXLHKJ

Last month, Jennifer Hanna, ENG '02, was celebrated during Temple Made Days as a 2026 Gallery of Success honoree! 🍒 Hanna is currently vice president of electric operations at PECO and has spent over 20 years with the company. Read more here: bit.ly/4lV9RG4

One week until the College of Engineering graduation ceremony! Graduates and their friends and families can find all the information they need for the big day here: bit.ly/4lXLHKJ

This year's graduation keynote speaker is Marc Lucca, ENG '86! He graduated from the College of Engineering in 1986 and is currently president of Aqua Pennsylvania. Learn more about Marc Lucca here: bit.ly/4cSRH3l

Mechanical engineering student Guy Porter is getting ready to ship his wheel prototype to NASA! Porter is currently participating in the Rock and Roll with NASA Challenge. He'll now await the results to find out if he's moved on to Phase 3. More here: bit.ly/4cK75iA

Tomorrow, the College of Engineering Senior Design teams will showcase their projects during Poster Day. Some of this year's projects include an AI chess demonstration, a drone detection system and a wheel designed to explore the moon. More here: bit.ly/3QjkS8q

Senior Design Poster Day is this Friday, April 24! Be sure to stop by the SERC Lobby starting at 2PM to view this year's senior design projects The top teams will be announced at 4PM.

ICYMI: An article from The Institute by IEEE highlights electrical and computer engineering student Kyle McGinley. McGinley shares the benefits of being involved with the College of Engineering's IEEE student chapter. Read the full IEEE article here: bit.ly/4mQhC0j

Tomorrow is the last day to make an impact during Temple Giving Days! 🦉 Thank you to those who already contributed! Every gift this week goes towards the College of Engineering Annual Fund, shaping the next generation of engineers. Make an impact here: bit.ly/41uvmnG

Timi Olofinyolemi is the College of Engineering's 2026 Graduation Student Speaker! Timi is graduating from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and was named as a 2025 Goldwater Scholar. More about his student experience here: bit.ly/429CWnS

Seeing how classroom concepts translate to real-world projects 👷 Earlier this semester, engineering students attended a lecture on PennDOT's Digital Delivery Program, explaining how they incorporate 3-D modeling in their project delivery. More here: bit.ly/4tS8Gdj

Today marks the start of Temple Giving Days! 🦉 From April 13-18 you can make a difference in the life of a student. Donations towards the College of Engineering Annual Fund help cultivate the next generation of engineers. Make an impact here: bit.ly/41uvmnG

Last week, students attended the alumni career panel hosted by the College of Engineering Alumni Association! Alums discussed life after graduation, career and answered any questions students had about life after Temple. Swipe to see the bios of the panel participants.

We are counting down for NEBEC 2026 @TempleUniv @TU_Engineering @templebioe on April 16-17, 2026! Looking forward to seeing you at NEBEC 2026! #NEBEC2026 nebec.org linkedin.com/posts/anitasin…