We love seeing our Ole Miss alumni and all of these wonderful companies back for today's STEM Career Fair!
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Helping us understand and protect our natural world 🌎
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Retired professor T.E. Horton Jr.'s new endowed scholarship will support future geology and geological engineering students while celebrating more than 60 years of connection to Ole Miss. STORY: zurl.co/HGyV3
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Congratulations to our amazing undergraduate advising team for being named this year's Daniel W. Jones Outstanding Team Service Award winners @OleMiss!
Recent graduate Elenl Maturin is launching Marelle: A Mahjong Collection this summer. Click to read more on the business she built while an Ole Miss Mechanical Engineering and Haley Barbour Center for Manufacturing Excellence student!
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Researchers introduce a class of tissue-like computing materials that allows a new approach to neuromorphic, energy-efficient, and adaptive information processing. @HridMSH @olemissengineer @NajemJS @PSUEngineering scim.ag/44HC6jN
Tap below to check out and download photos from Friday's School of Engineering commencement ceremony!
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Hopefully you've ordered your cap and gown! #OleMissGrad26
Commencement Info: bit.ly/4gkBHH6
Proud of this Ole Miss Engineer!
Ole Miss alumna Addison McNutt is helping power the future of space exploration as part of the NASA Artemis program.
During the recent Artemis II mission, McNutt monitored the command and data handling system from the Launch Control Center, helping ensure a successful journey designed to carry astronauts farther than ever before. Hotty Toddy, Addison!

ALT The image features three photographs of a NASA rocket. The first shows the rocket in an assembly building with a person wearing a hard hat in the foreground. The second displays the rocket on a launch pad at dusk, and the third provides a close-up view from the bottom of the rocket, highlighting its engines. The background includes "Ole Miss" text at the bottom.
Ole Miss alumna Addison McNutt is helping power the future of space exploration as part of the NASA Artemis program.
During the recent Artemis II mission, McNutt monitored the command and data handling system from the Launch Control Center, helping ensure a successful journey designed to carry astronauts farther than ever before. Hotty Toddy, Addison!

ALT The image features three photographs of a NASA rocket. The first shows the rocket in an assembly building with a person wearing a hard hat in the foreground. The second displays the rocket on a launch pad at dusk, and the third provides a close-up view from the bottom of the rocket, highlighting its engines. The background includes "Ole Miss" text at the bottom.
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