Mechanical Engineering

Jackson Swets ('25), a mechanical engineering major, has received the E. Richard Booser Scholarship from the international professional society for tribology.

The director of business development for ATC Manufacturing spoke on the importance and development of composite materials, including carbon fiber and glass fiber.

Brandon Sargent, Ph.D. joins the mechanical engineering faculty this fall, bringing an emphasis in biomechanics.

Feeling out of place is absolutely okay, and different perspectives are a benefit in STEM.

A cross-disciplinary team of Gonzaga University students and professors is working to develop a sustainable filtration material to treat contaminated water.

Gonzaga faculty and students share their excitement for the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

The newly built Bollier Center supports the next generation of STEM leaders at Gonzaga

Nick Coulson's work on grid modernization at Puget Sound Energy grounded in Gonzaga Master's in Engineering program.

Gonzaga's 6th Lavender Graduation took place this spring for LGBTQ+ students

The tribology trade magazine Tribology & Lubrication Technology included Dr. Harman Khare's expertise for its May 2021 cover story on lubricants used in space. Khare is an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering.

Students interested in research at the undergraduate level will find many opportunities to explore at Gonzaga.

After more than two decades developing leaders through the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program, Gonzaga doubles down on preparing innovators in business, engineering and science with a $49.7 million investment in an Integrated Science and Engineering (ISE) facility opening later this year.

Allan Gillette ('79, mechanical engineering) joined Gonzaga's Engineering and Applied Science Executive Council this fall. As a tribute to his father ('48, electrical engineering), he also established the Robert Gillette Fund at Gonzaga as a competitive source of funding for SEAS student research projects.

While Michael may be studying engineering, nothing compares to his love of music which stands as an outlet for his rigorous courseload.

Gonzaga 1973 engineering alumnus Fred Reinel shares why showing up for others is such an important part of life.

Four students share who their favorite professor is, and what makes them so wonderful.