Texas A&M University-Kingsville Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering

05/09/2026

The Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering extends our sincere appreciation to S/O Xavian Brandon and S/O Joseph Piedra with the Corpus Christi Bomb Squad for joining us at Buc Days this week.

Their team generously showcased their robotics technology alongside our own, giving the community an exciting look at real‑world engineering in action.

Even more meaningful were the conversations sparked about future collaboration opportunities for our students — from hands-on learning to meaningful Senior Design projects and other potential career pathways.

We are grateful for their partnership, their service, and their commitment to supporting the next generation of Javelina engineers.

“Go Remote/Stay Remote” -CC Bomb Squad

05/07/2026

💙 TAMUK is bringing the Javelina spirit to Buc Days during Javelina Night!

Stop by our Storm Rescue Engineering Escape Room — a fun, educational challenge for students, families, and future engineers.

We’ll be here until Sunday, so don’t miss your chance to join the adventure.

And that’s not all… We’ll also be at the Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History for the STEAM Expo, this Saturday May 9th, where the first 150 kids will receive a free Javelina‑themed gift.

Come learn, explore, and celebrate with us!

05/07/2026

John‑Ryan Lawrence is one of the pioneering students entering TAMUK Engineering’s first-ever Space & Aeronautical Engineering master’s cohort.

A lifelong aviation enthusiast, John‑Ryan brings leadership experience from Civil Air Patrol and NJROTC into advanced research on hypersonic and nuclear propulsion materials

His path from Electrical Engineering to cutting-edge aerospace research reflects the College of Engineering’s commitment to launching bold, future‑focused innovators

Texas A&M-Kingsville will launch its space and aeronautical master’s program fall 2026 with an initial cohort that includes John-Ryan Lawrence, who was recently featured by KEDT’s Rob Boscamp.

Read the profile or give it a listen:
https://www.kedt.org/kedt-news/2026-04-30/texas-a-m-kingsville-to-launch-space-and-aeronautical-masters-program-fall-2026

05/05/2026

🐗 Javelinas, it’s time to lock in your next term!

Come meet your advisors on May 5th from 11–2 and get registered.

Let’s finish the year strong and start the next one even stronger!

05/04/2026

🏴‍☠️ The Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering is making waves at Buc Days!

Our Storm Rescue Engineering Experience has been an incredible success so far — with 100% positive feedback from families, students, and community members who’ve taken on the mission.

If you haven’t visited yet, there’s still time to join the adventure. We’ll be open Tuesday, May 5 through Sunday, May 10.

🌊 Step into a hands‑on coastal engineering challenge

🧩 Solve real‑world inspired puzzles

⚙️ Experience the creativity and problem‑solving behind engineering

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Designed for all ages — future engineers, families, and curious explorers

We’re proud to bring this immersive academic adventure to our community and showcase the spirit of TAMUK Engineering.

Come see why everyone is talking about our Storm Rescue Experience and be part of the excitement at Buc Days.

05/02/2026

🚨 Calling all explorers!

Join us at Buc Days now through May 10th for an unforgettable academic adventure inside our Storm Rescue Engineering Escape Room!

Your mission:
🧩 Solve hands‑on engineering puzzles
⚙️ Rebuild the broken path home
🏴‍☠️ Help our pirate research crew make it back safely

This escape room is designed for curious minds, problem‑solvers, and anyone who loves a good challenge.

Come experience how engineering, creativity, and teamwork come together in the middle of a storm‑tossed pirate rescue.

Swing by and take on the challenge — if you dare!
🌊⚓🧭

04/29/2026

The Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering is proud to celebrate our Spring 2026, Summer and Fall 2026 graduating classes.

As it is tradition, we will hold our Senior Reception to celebrate their accomplishments.

We invite our students and their families to join us on May 14th, from 4-6pm at the Jones Auditorium.

We hope to see you there. 🐗

04/28/2026

Elementary and middle school students in the Coastal Bend, don’t miss this exciting opportunity!

Join us during Buc Days STEAM Day at the Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History and experience hands-on engineering like never before. From interactive activities to live demonstrations, this is your chance to learn more about engineering and discover a career pathway that empowers you to solve real-world problems, innovate, and shape the future.

The Frank H. Dotterweich College of Engineering at Texas A&M University–Kingsville is proud to partner with Buc Days to bring engaging, hands-on learning experiences to our community.

We look forward to inspiring the next generation of Javelina Engineers!

👉 Register today and learn more: https://tickets.bucdays.com/steamday

Come explore, create, and discover what it means to Engineer What’s Next.

Come spark curiosity and explore the world of STEAM with us!

📅 Date: Saturday, May 9
📍 Location: Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History

Explore hands-on activities, live demos, and interactive stations with Mad Science, Texas A&M–Kingsville Engineering, Texas Farm Bureau, This One’s for the Gals, and Brick’s & Mini Figs.

👉 Get your tickets today!
https://tickets.bucdays.com/steamday

04/13/2026

Dear Javelina Engineers,

It is that time of the year! A new generation of Javelina Engineers is preparing to graduate, completing their capstone projects as the final milestone of their undergraduate journey. We are still seeking a few additional judges, particularly for the following areas: Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science. If your background is in another area, we would still truly value your participation.

This is an excellent opportunity to reconnect with your alma mater, meet our graduating students, share your journey, and engage with future talent who may one day join your organizations. Final agenda is shown in the attached flyer. This event represents the culmination of our students’ undergraduate experience. Join us and help us make it even more meaningful!