Our graduate programs are designed to bring students to the forefront of knowledge in their respective fields, and to advance that knowledge for the benefit of society. To accomplish this, a close working relationship is typically needed between a graduate student and his or her primary faculty advisor. In the Ph.D. program in particular, the student/advisor relationship is key to a successful and enjoyable graduate experience. The main function of the Committee for Graduate Studies is to assist students in finding appropriate advisors, to monitor academic progress, and to offer advice on problems that may arise.
Graduate Studies Committee
| Program | Advisor |
|---|---|
| Director of Graduate Studies | Bob Hurt |
| Director of Graduate Studies (Biomedical Engineering) | Jillian Beveridge |
| Biomedical Engineering (Ph.D.) | Ian Y. Wong |
| Biomedical Engineering (Master's) | Marissa Gray Trisha Tian |
| Chemical and Environmental Engineering | Linda Abriola (Fall) Eric Suuberg (Spring) |
| Data-Enabled Computational Engineering and Science (DECES) | Miguel Bessa |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering (Ph.D.) | Rashid Zia |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering (Master's) | Mehdi Saligane Ted Tracy |
| Fluids and Thermal Sciences | Kenny Breuer |
| Masters in Technology Leadership (MTL) | Larisa Leventon |
| Masters of Arts in Design Engineering (MADE) | Rich Morales Jonathan Knowles |
| Materials Science | Feng Lin |
| Program in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship (PRIME) | Ja-Nae Duane |
| Solid Mechanics | Haneesh Kesari |
| Sustainable Energy | Paul Murphy |