Welcome to the Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering
A Message From the Dean
Welcome to the Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Home of the Javelina Engineers!
The College is a leading provider of exciting and foundational engineering education in South Texas and is located on the historic campus of Texas A&M University-Kingsville. The College is named for a pioneer in Natural Gas Engineering and a founding dean, Dr. Frank H. Dotterweich. The College started in 1936 and is built on the legacy of Doc Dotterweich and his colleagues as Texas A&I University. Today, the College is home to over 1300 aspiring graduate and undergraduate engineering and technology majors. Our alumni have achieved significant professional successes and are spread all over Texas, and throughout the nation and the globe. Read more»
Home of the Javelina Engineers
Welcome to the home page of the Frank H Dotterweich College of Engineering at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. We are pleased that you are interested in finding out about our college, faculty, facilities and educational opportunities. This web site provides you with information about our degree programs, engineering career information and our outstanding faculty and students.
Latest Engineering News
>> 2012 First Annual Graduate Students Posters Competition
Kingsville,April 25, 2012:
First Annual Graduate Students Posters Competition was held on Tuesday April 24th 2012.Here is the list of top ten posters.
List of Top Ten Posters
>> 2012 Job Expo at The Dow Chemical Company in Seadrift Operations
Kingsville,April 25, 2012:
The Dow Chemical Company in Seadrift, Texas will be holding an Interview Day at the Seadrift Operations site. In an effort to begin and continuing to establish contact as a company in South Texas Schools Seadrift Operations would like to cordially extend this invitation to graduating seniors in the Chemical, Mechanical, Manufacturing, and Electrical Engineering departments that are seeking for employment opportunities.
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>> 2012 Annual Engineering Student Design Conference
Kingsville,April 04, 2012:
All undergraduate engineering students in the Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering complete comprehensive design projects during their senior year. This conference highlights their work through oral presentations and project displays. The entire TAMUK community and all friends and alumni of the College of Engineering are invited to attend.
The conference is free for all participants; however, registration is required. A registration form is attached.
Click here to for the registration form
>> 2012 Annual Engineering Senior Dinner and Order of the Engineer Ceremony
Kingsville,April 04, 2012:
All seniors in the Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering graduating in 2012 are recognized at this event. Awards for outstanding student achievement will be presented along with awards to Professors of the Year as chosen by students. A guest speaker will highlight the evening. The event will close with the Order of the Engineer ceremony. Please join the faculty and staff in congratulating the 2012 Class of Javelina Engineers.
>> University partnerships with South Texas Public Radio.
Kingsville,October 18, 2011:
This week, Texas A&M University-Kingsville will partner with South Texas Public Radio in a live remote, and premieres a new joint production – a weekly radio series
>> South Texas Coastal Bend STEM Coalition.
Kingsville,October 18, 2011:
Fall 2011 meeting, South Texas Coastal Bend Stem Coalition held at Gross Hall room 110.
>> Dotterweich College of Engineering Receives $226,000 Grant from Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Kingsville, September 27, 2011:
The Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering at Texas A&M University-Kingsville has received a $226,000 grant from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) that will establish a nuclear engineering minor program in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
>> A&M-Kingsville Dotterweich College of Engineering Ranked 12th in the Nation for Awarding Engineering Bachelor's Degrees to Hispanics
Kingsville, July 28, 2011:
The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) ranks Texas A&M University- Kingsville 12th in the nation in number of engineering bachelor’s degrees awarded to Hispanic students. A&M- Kingsville awarded 88 engineering bachelor’s degrees to Hispanic students in 2010.
>> Dimension's Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge 2012 is Now Open for Entries
Kingsville, September 23, 2011:
Calling all engineering, design and manufacturing students: Dimension 3D Printers, a division of Stratasys, has once again launched its Extreme Redesign contest.
This page was last updated on: May 17, 2012
