 Russ College of Engineering and Technology is located in Stocker Center |
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Ohio University, chartered in 1804 by the First General Assembly of Ohio,
is a symbol of America's early realization of the importance of
education. The University's commitment is perhaps best indicated by the
motto above the main gate to the campus, which reads, "So enter that
daily thou mayest grow in wisdom, knowledge, and love." The Fritz J. and
Dolores H. Russ College of Engineering and Technology's multimillion-dollar
C. Paul Stocker
Endowment provides many benefits for faculty enrichment, student
scholarships, endowed chairs, and funds for advanced research and
equipment for the College.
Academic FacilitiesMost departments are housed in the C. Paul Stocker and Beth K. Stocker Engineering and Technology Center, a five-story complex with a total of 158,642 square feet of classroom, laboratory, and office space. The center is among the finest engineering facilities in the nation. Equipment purchased from several sources provides modern laboratories.Unusual educational opportunities exist for undergraduate students in many College's research projects. The Avionics Engineering Center in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science is an exceptional facility known nationally and internationally. The Center for Geotechnical and Groundwater Research, the Center for Multiphase Flow Research, the Center for Advanced Software Systems Integration, the Center for Automatic Identification Education and Research, and the Center for Advanced Materials Processing also faciliate research in their specialized areas.
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