The world needs a Baylor.

Baylor’s School of Engineering and Computer Science is committed developing and integrating strategies to make the world a better place through the work we do. Woven across the strategic plan are several imperatives – among them Human-Technology Interface and Health & Engineering. From developing new academic programs like aerospace engineering, to broadening our impact through research that improves health and designing and 3D-printing water purification devices in a Kenyan village, our faculty and staff are investing in our students as they find and follow their callings. Add to that a vibrant learning environment where ethics matter and critical thinking is celebrated and a focus on developing strong technical skills, and you see our School through a different lens – one where leaders are developed and our deeds glorify our Heavenly Father.

With high demand in many engineering and computer science fields, the world needs Baylor Engineering and Computer Science to continue growing enrollment and broadening interdisciplinary research and impact. Learn how you can be part of our progress.

Ways to get Involved: 

Giving

Visit Baylor's Engineering and Computer Science Giving Page to learn more about the specific areas in which the School has developed priorities that enhance collaboration, cultivate scholarship and provide opportunities for growth.

Baylor University has launched the Extend the Line Scholarship Initiative, a bold effort to raise $250 million by the end of 2030 to keep a Baylor education within reach for current and future students. In its first year, the effort inspired more than $85 million in scholarship support. 

Become a Mentor

During their four years in the Dean's Scholars Program, students will serve as a mentor and receive mentoring, both of which have proven to be impactful aspects of a student's collegiate journey. Scholars are mentored by an upperclassmen in the program for their freshman and sophomore years and then assigned a professional mentor in the engineering/computer science industry for their junior and senior years. Contact John Hewitt about this and other mentoring opportunities.

Be a Guest Speaker

Baylor Engineering and Computer Science has two dozen student organizations who love learning from and interacting with alumni and others working in industry. Contact Reina Wiseman to connect with a group relevant to your professional experience.   

Corporate Collaboration

Baylor Engineering and Computer Science has a history of working with industry to solve real‐world problems. Companies have many ways of building Baylor Engineering and Computer Science relationships, including making donations; establishing endowed chairs, professorships, faculty scholars and student fellowships; and joining topically focused affiliate programs and collaborating on sponsored research. Visit the Baylor ECS Corporate Collaboration page to learn more. 

Board Membership

To be considered for a position on the ECS Board of Advocates or a department advisory board, please contact Lane Murphy.

Ensure your Alumni information is updated. 

We would love to stay in contact with you. Please fill out this quick form to update your information with the University.

Attend Regional and Campus Events for Alumni

Using our Events Calendar, watch for gatherings in a city near you, come back to campus when you are able. During ECS's 30th Anniversary, you can also find a slate of special events here: https://www.ecs.baylor.edu/30th.