Ingram School of Engineering
Introducing The Bruce and Gloria Ingram Hall!
Ingram hall, also known as the Engineering and Science Building (ESB), is a state-of-the-art facility with five floors focused on academics and research. The building represents a substantial investment in the future of STEM education and research at Texas State university, and will house several existing and planned Engineering programs as well as Biology research facilities.
New unique facilities in Ingram Hall include:
- A campus-accessible "Maker Space" with multiple thematic zones. [Under Construction]
- Customized / dedicated spaces for Engineering Senior Design activities. [Under Construction]
- Collaborative Learning Center (CLC) and STEM scholarship facilities.
- Several new Active Learning Classrooms for modern teaching/learning methods. [Under Construction]
- An extension of the SMART Lab where students are directly involved in research pertaining to renewable energy.
Construction on the building officially started in August 2016 and is scheduled to be completed by July 2018.
More Information Coming Soon.
Ingram School Spotlight
Deciphering Data To Use Resources Wisely
The world is full of signals — changes in temperature, pressure, frequency — and Texas State University’s Dr. Semih Aslan, associate professor of engineering, can read them.
Be a Bobcat: Engineering a Better World
Dane Bumgardner’s love of solving problems led him to the Ingram School of Engineering at Texas State. Now, he’s an industrial engineer, one of many Bobcats who build a better world each day.
Want to get involved?
Students in the Ingram School of Engineering Participate in several student-led organizations. These organizations attend conferences, competitions, and open the opportunity to build a network of professional contacts.
For questions or comments about our website, or if you have news that you would like to share, please feel free to contact our department office at engineering@txstate.edu.
