<h3>International Service Award</h3><p>Ibrahim Ul Huda (BS-Electrical Engineering) received the Nolan Shepard International Service award.</p>

International Service Award

Ibrahim Ul Huda (BS-Electrical Engineering) received the Nolan Shepard International Service award.

  1. International Service Award

    Ibrahim Ul Huda (BS-Electrical Engineering) received the Nolan Shepard International Service award.

  2. Changing seasons

    Fall is in full swing on the Ole Miss campus.

  3. Making the grade

    Rob Gathings, a 2010 graduate of the Bachelor of Engineering program with an emphasis in pre-med, will begin his medical studies at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in fall 2010.

  4. Seeking justice

    For Donyell Myles (BE-criminal justice), the next step is law school, a job in law enforcement or a career in a scientific field such as forensics.

  5. 2010 Goldwater award recipient

    Anna Hailey, a recent Chemical Engineering graduate, won the Goldwater award in 2010. She is pictured with her advisor Dr. Chen.

  6. Find your niche

    After starting in the BE program, Alex McCaskill and Missy Russell found their niche in civil engineering.

  7. Making public policy work

    Kaylen Addison (BE-public policy leadership) plans to pursue a math-and-science specific career in a governmental agency or politics.

  8. Crunching numbers

    Brantley Davidsons BE degree led him to continue his education in Ole Miss School of Accountancy.

  9. Preparing for med school

    Brianna Adkins and Steven Faulks (BE-pre-med) will be ideal candidates for competitive medical schools around the country.

  10. Engineering opportunity

    Twin brothers Taylor and Ben Coker, both ROTC cadets at Ole Miss, will use their engineering degrees to pursue careers as military officers.

  11. Building business acumen

    Student Adam Grace (BE-business) is getting real-world business experience with his own online hosting business.