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The Carl R. Ice College of Engineering serves the citizens of Kansas, the nation and the world by providing world-class educational, research and service programs. Students and faculty develop in their chosen disciplines and advance as successful leaders and professionals.
“A remarkable gift from remarkable alumni — the naming of the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering at Kansas State University is not only a first for this institution, but is without question a level of philanthropy few individuals anywhere step forward to accomplish. Carl has always credited his engineering education here as the foundation for his exemplary career in the railway industry. He and his wife, Mary, have shown unsurpassed generosity to the college and across the university time and again. How truly fitting this most recent exceptional gift will forever bear his name — the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering.” — Engineering leadership team
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Top News and Stories
Research funded by the U.S. Department of Defense will offer preventive approach to disease outbreak
A new tool being developed at K-State will provide a risk assessment of individuals becoming infected before it happens and will guide implementing preventive measures.National Science Foundation awards grant for study of thin-film applications
Shuting Lei, professor in the industrial and manufacturing systems engineering department in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering, has been awarded a nearly $300,000 research grant from the Advanced Manufacturing Program of the NSF.Provost names search committee for dean of Carl R. Ice College of Engineering
Chuck Taber, provost and executive vice president, has appointed the search committee to lead a national search for the university’s next dean of the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering.Research funded to aid large-scale modeling and analysis of smart grids
Bala Natarajan, professor in the Mike Wiegers Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and his collaborator, Hongyu Wu, assistant professor in the same department, have been awarded more than $480,000 for a project within the NSF.Two K-State faculty receive $5,000 Iman Awards for research and teaching
Lisa Wilken is one of two Kansas State University faculty members who will receive a $5,000 award in recognition of their outstanding research and teaching.
