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In late August, the newest cohort of Texas Engineering Executive Education (TxEEE) students pursuing master’s degrees in engineering management, software engineering and mechanical engineering launched into learning mode. Approximately 50 students attended the orientation, which included a Q&A with Cockrell School of Engineering Dean Roger Bonnecaze.

Sivajee is pursuing a Master of Science in Engineering (Engineering Management) degree and is currently enrolled in the fast-track, full-time program. As part of the curriculum, students have the option to complete a one-semester internship course. Over the summer of 2024, Sivajee participated in an internship at Monolith AI.

By Woodrow W. Winchester, III, PhD, CPEM

I had the privilege of attending the ProEd Director’s Summit August 19-21, 2024. This event provided a unique and invaluable opportunity to connect with passionate leaders across the country who are deeply committed to transforming the future of continuing education, professional development and executive education.

The TxEEE Energy Technology & Policy (ETP) course led by Michael Webber and the Webber Energy Group in May 2024 once again delivered.

May 2024 was a banner graduation season for Texas Engineering Executive Education (TxEEE), the Cockrell School of Engineering and The University of Texas at Austin.

There are many ways to advance one’s career. For engineers, going back to school to pursue an advanced degree while working full time is an ambitious way to expand knowledge and professional opportunities. Partners and spouses offer a great support system for such commitments, but what happens when both decide to go for it?

In early March, Texas Engineering Executive Education (TxEEE) master’s students took advantage of a networking opportunity with Torc Robotics, an autonomous vehicle company focused on long-haul trucking. Torc is actively recruiting engineers and spent time talking with TxEEE students about full-time positions and internship opportunities. 

For almost 20 years, the annual Cockrell School Forensics Engineering Conference has convened forensics engineering experts from companies and academia to tackle real-world case studies from all angles – structural, ethical and financial. 

By Woodrow W. Winchester, III, PhD, CPEM
Executive Director, Texas Engineering Executive Education

On July 1, 2023, I celebrated my one-year anniversary as TxEEE’s executive director, and what an exciting year it has been. Reflecting on the past year and looking to the future, there are both challenges and opportunities that I face in leading and growing TxEEE.

At TxEEE, we have an important role in bringing research to life – helping to translate it from the lab environment into working solutions that industry can disseminate.

The Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab (EEMDL) is a good example of how a cutting-edge research center at The University of Texas at Austin Cockrell School of Engineering is sharing its knowledge with companies and public agencies while ensuring proper training results from disseminating scientific advancements.